Supreme Court of India
V.V.G. Reddy v. Apsrtc, Nizamabad Region & Anr.
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LABOUR LAWS: Notional increments - Claim for - Disciplinary c proceedings culminating in dismissal of workman - Reinstatement by Labour Court but without backwages and attendant benefits - Claim for notional increments - Held: Award appeared to have been passed on consent of parties - Workman not only foregone backwages but also attendant I benefits - He was not in service during the period in question - In the circumstances, workman not entitled to notional increments. The appellant was a bus conductor under the respondent State Transport Corporation. Consequent upon the disciplinary
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