Supreme Court of India
Private Limited v. The Workmen of Narendra & Company
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What the Court ordered
We are of the view that justice would be met by extending the benefit of 50% back wages upto the end of January 1999 and they are also entitled to consequential benefits with closure compensation as well as gratuity upto that date
Judgment, page 3
From the headnote
Labour Laws - Retrenchment - Labour Court directed reinstatement with 50% back wages from January 1995 till January 1999 - Single Judge of High Court upheld the award of reinstatement, but limited the award of back wages to January 1995 in view of closure of the industry by the beginning of January 1995 - In intra-court appeal, Division Bench held that due to closure of industry reinstatement was not possible - However, since it was not proved that the industry was not functional after January 1995, the workmen were held entitled to back wages till January I 999 - On appeal, held: It is
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