Supreme Court of India
Currency Note Press & Anr. v. N. N. Sardesai & Ors.
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Industrial Disputes Act, 1947 – s. 33- (2) – Overtime wag es – Claim for – Applications by employees claiming overti me wages for work claimed to have been done by them in discha rge of their duties – Dismissed by the labour court – However, allow ed by the High Court – Interference with – Held: Not called f or since the employees (total 17) are now no longer in service and have either retired from the service or died; the amount involved and awa rded to the employees is not very sizable; it relates to t he period from 1986-1990; the amount was already paid long back to the employees pursuant
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