Supreme Court of India
Nandkishore Shravan Ahirrao v. Kosan Industries (p) Ltd.
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Service Law – Continuity of service – Appellant was dismis sed from service for causing disruption of work – The L abour Court came to the conclusion that the order of dismissal was harsh and granted reinstatement in service with 25% back wage s for the surplus days – The High Court affirmed the order of rei nstatement and set aside the order for payment of 25% back wages – The High Court also observed that the Labour Court had ‘rightly passed the judgment and award reinstating the respondent without continuity of service’ – On appeal before the Supreme Court, t he appellant contended that
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