Termination of casual labour service after achieving temporary status under rule 149-R-I Participation in an illegal strike in May 1979: The Calcutta High Court ruled that it was illegal to terminate a worker under rule 149-R-I without providing immediate notice and that, in some situations, back wages would also need to be paid. Even while it was decided in some of the same cases that the ID Act did not apply, in others, a contrary opinion was adopted, and this was contested before the DVN Bench. It was decided, after consulting with the LA/JDF(E), that back wages are not required to be paid in situations where the verdict does not expressly state as such

Keywords	Industrial Disputes Act C.Gopalakrishnan
Ministry/ Department/ Residency	Ministry of Railway
Branch	Establishment Non Gazetted II
From Year / Date (YYYY-MM-DD)	1976
To Year / Date (YYYY-MM-DD)	1976
Identifier	PR_000007021883
File No./Reference No./Sheet No./Folio No.	E/NG/II/76/CL/80/1-10
Location	Repository-4
File Size	28.6 MB
Pages	54
Collection	Digitized Public Records Ministry of Railway
Language	English