Supreme Court of India
Bank of India and Anr. v. Tarun Kr. Biswan and Ors.
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Labour laws: Regularisation-Claim of, by Bud/ee workers engaged on temporary basis-Scheme for their absorption against permanent vacancies subject to completion of 240 Bud/ee working days of service in a block year c of 12 months-Single Judge of High Court relaxing the norm of 240 days if - shortfall marginal-Division Bench holding that employer to proceed on the basis that each of the worker completed 240 days-On appeal, held: Employee is to establish that he had worked for more than 240 days-High Court erred in holding that each of them had worked for more than 240 days without factual
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