Supreme Court of India
Chennai Port Trust v. The Chennai Port Trust Industrial Employees Canteen Workers Welfare Association and Ors.
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What the Court ordered
We are of the view that the submission of learned counsel for the appellant has no merit.
Judgment, page 9
From the headnote
Service Law – Claim for parity with regular employees – When justified – Workers/employees employed by appellant -Port Trust provided with the facility of canteen – Respondent No.1-Associ ation of employees working in the canteen filed writ petition i n High Court for direction to appellant to treat the employees w orking in the Canteen as the regular employees working in appellant -Port Trust and accordingly pay them all attendant and monetary benefits at par with the regular employees – Writ petition allo wed by Single Judge – Order upheld by Division Bench – On appeal, held: In view of
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