Supreme Court of India
Dhansai Sahu v. State of Chhattisgarh & Ors.
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Payment of Gratuity Act, 1972 – s.2(e) – Issue as to whet her the service rendered as daily-wager before being reg ularized and given the status of a regular Government servant, can be reck oned, so as to invoke the provisions of the 1972 Act afte r the age of superannuation and retirement as State Govt. employee – Hig h Court held that the provisions of 1972 Act have no application to a per son who holds post under the State Govt. and is governed by any other Act and in particular, the 1976 Rules – Appellant relied on the recent decision of Supreme Court in Netram Sahu dealing with similar
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