Supreme Court of India
C. Balchandran and Ors. v. State of Kerela and Ors.
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Labour Laws - Re-instatement/regularization - Termination of daily wagers on completion of project- Claim c of, re-instatement and regularization - On basis of Supreme Court decision in Jacob's case - Rejected by High Court since workers not in service on date of decision in Jacob's case - On appeal, held: Recruitment not made as per the constitutional scheme of equality - Employees were terminated in 1987 and they did not challenge the termination order _:_ Only after the decision in Jacobs case in 1991 they filed representations which were rejected - More so in Jacob's case, cases of daily
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