Supreme Court of India
Ramesh Kumar v. State of Haryana
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Industrial Disputes Act, 1947 - s. 2(00), 2(s) and 25F - Workman employed on casual basis - Termination of his c service without notice or retrenchment compensation - Industrial dispute raised - Award by labour court reinstating him with continuity of service and with back wages - Award set aside by High Court - On appeal, held: The workman had continuous service of 240 days in a calender year- Similarly o placed persons were regularized - Employee in question was a 'workman' u/s. 25(s) - Termination of his service was in contravention of s. 25F - The plea that initial appointment of the
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