Supreme Court of India
Food Corporation of India v. Sankar Ghosh & Ors.
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Labour Jaw - Regularisation of casual labourers - Direction by High Court to the employer to consider the claim of the respondent-labourers for regularization of their setVices c by treating them as casual employees appointed in an irregular manner and to absorb them in available vacant post o - On appeal, in view of rival contentions, direction to the parties to furnish certain details - Held: In view of the fresh material adduced by the parties, matter remitted to High Court to consider the matter afresh in the light of the fresh material. Disposing of the appeal, remitting it back to High
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