Supreme Court of India
Haryana State Co-operative Supply Marketing Federation Limited v. Sanjay
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We are of the opinion that the period during which the workman was working in one establishment would not enure to his benefit when he was recruited separately in another establishment, particularly F when he was not transferred from one sub-division to the other.
Judgment, page 9
From the headnote
lndlljstrial Disputes Act, 1947 - s. 25- r/w s.25-8 - Termination - Challenge to - Respondent-workman contended that he had completed more than 240 days of continuous service and yet mandatory procedure provided in s.25F was not followed - Respondent was engaged in two different establishments of an institution under two different contracts - While computing 240 days of continuous service, he clubbed the period of engagement with the said two establishments - Justification of - Held: Not justified - On facts, the two establishments were distinct and separate and could not be treated' as one
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