Termination during probation is not illegal.
2022 LLR 986
DELHI HIGH COURT
A pregnant woman can't be denied maternity benefits even when no notice is given to the employer.
2022 LLR 994
DELHI HIGH COURT
Service conditions during pendency of industrial dispute cannot be changed.
2022 LLR 984
DELHI HIGH COURT
Punishment is imposed for misappropriated amounts than for the loss of confidence.
2022 LLR 1006
GUJARAT HIGH COURT
Back wages on reinstatement depend on the length of service and nature of the misconduct.
2022 LLR 961
PATNA HIGH COURT
Transfer of workman without sufficient reason is not proper.
2022 LLR 945
SUPREME COURT OF INDIA
Dismissal be set aside if enquiry report and show cause notice not given to the workman.
2022 LLR 961
PATNA HIGH COURT
In absence of prejudice on non-supply of enquiry report, punishment is not interfered.
2022 LLR 961
PATNA HIGH COURT
'Conveyance allowance' is not part of 'wages'.
2022 LLR 952
SUPREME COURT OF INDIA
Reinstated workman is entitled to last drawn wages.
2022 LLR 979
CALCUTTA HIGH COURT
When an enquiry is fair and proper, interference with punishment not justifiable.
2022 LLR 1006
GUJARAT HIGH COURT
The wrongdoer does not deserve sympathy.
2022 LLR 1006
GUJARAT HIGH COURT
An employee on reinstatement will be entitled to all benefits for the intervening period.
2022 LLR 948
SUPREME COURT OF INDIA
Section 9-A (change in service conditions) of the ID Act, if not as per Form 'E', will not be proper.
2022 LLR 981
DELHI HIGH COURT
Cess on Air Condition installation at the airport is not tenable.
2022 LLR 972
ANDHRA PRADESH HIGH COURT
Back wages can be denied if gainful employment of workman is proved
2022 LLR 961
PATNA HIGH COURT
Questioning of territorial jurisdiction first time before the High Court is not maintainable.
2022 LLR 945
SUPREME COURT OF INDIA
Back wages to a reinstated workman can be adjusted during proceedings in a higher Court.
2022 LLR 948
SUPREME COURT OF INDIA
Relationship of employer-employee can be determined by making the contractor a party.
2022 LLR 990
DELHI HIGH COURT
Deputy Engineer and Executive Engineer cannot be workmen
2022 LLR 1002
GUJARAT HIGH COURT
Res judicata is different from estoppel.
2022 LLR 948
SUPREME COURT OF INDIA
Subsequent purchaser is liable to pay damages imposed on the previous owner.
2022 LLR 1047
KERALA HIGH COURT
Damages for delayed deposit of EPF dues should be reduced in rare circumstances.
2022 LLR 1048
MADRAS HIGH COURT
An ex-parte order violative of natural justice is to be set aside.
2022 LLR 1043
KERALA HIGH COURT
No labour legislation can be considered without applying the principles of social justice.
2022 LLR 1020
CALCUTTA HIGH COURT
EPF Authority is entitled to challenge the order of the Tribunal.
2022 LLR 1020
CALCUTTA HIGH COURT
Tribunal cannot adopt a mechanical approach for reducing the damages.
2022 LLR 1048
MADRAS HIGH COURT
A writ in High Court pertaining to factual aspects is not tenable.
2022 LLR 1018
BOMBAY HIGH COURT
Seeking adjournment due to COVID-19 is justified
2022 LLR 1043
KERALA HIGH COURT
Employer may be allowed to pay damages in monthly installments.
2022 LLR 1048
MADRAS HIGH COURT
EPF Authority will have to consider the submission(s) with supportive materials.
2022 LLR 1053
MADRAS HIGH COURT
Appeal, not writ petition, is appropriate for challenging an order of EPF Authority.
2022 LLR 1054
MADRAS HIGH COURT
Tribunals are bound to consider on a case-to-case basis for genuine difficulties
2022 LLR 1061
MADRAS HIGH COURT
Delayed deposit of provident fund dues would not justify the reduction of damages.
2022 LLR 1058
CALCUTTA HIGH COURT
If the wife of an employee predeceases him, he can make another nominee of his family.
2022 LLR 1052
MADRAS HIGH COURT
Central Board of Trustees can delegate its functions.
2022 LLR 1020
CALCUTTA HIGH COURT
House Rent Allowance (HRA) is excluded from basic wages.
2022 LLR 1046
KERALA HIGH COURT
Non-sending of link in Virtual Court hearing is violative natural justice.
2022 LLR 1043
KERALA HIGH COURT
Father and mother in possession of any property of minor can hold it as trustees.
2022 LLR 1042
KERALA HIGH COURT
Pensioner receiving Rs.5000/- p.m. would entitle his nominee Rs. Five lakhs after death.
2022 LLR 1052
MADRAS HIGH COURT
