Supreme Court of India
M.D., M/s. T. Nadu Magnesite Ltd. v. S. Manickam & Ors.
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Service law - Re-absorption/re-transfer - Selection/ appointment of employees by Government Company - State Government implementing a project in joint venture with K company - Government Company transferred its permanent employees to joint venture company without any monetary loss and alteration of service conditions - Subsequent closure of JVC - Employees seeking reversion back to Government ' Company - Dismissal of writ petition - Direction by Division - Bench of High Court to Government Company to absorb the employees with continuity of service on basis of promissory estoppel - Correctness
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