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ranjan (software engineer)     01 November 2009

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Dear All

       when we file writ petition against the order passed by the labour court, we have to make labour court also party, apart from the employer or we can file writ petition making only the employer as the party. what difference it will make in either case?

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Ranjan

 



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Raj Kumar Makkad (Adv P & H High Court Chandigarh)     02 November 2009

Practically there is no difference between the two situations but if we make the labour court as one of the parties then also writ is heard through employer as the respondent.

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A V Vishal (Advocate)     02 November 2009

No you can appeal against the order of  the lower court, you cannot make it a party in your writ.

PJANARDHANA REDDY (ADVOCATE & DIRECTOR)     02 November 2009

AN APPEAL ALWAYS ON IMPUNGED JUDGMENT/ORDER NOT ON COURT/MAGISTRATE OF LOWER

Ashish Ovalekar (Manager Legal & Compliance)     02 November 2009

Dear Ranjan,

Adding the Lower Court as a Party Respondent, is normally done a a procedural aspect, mostly to enable the Higher Appeal Court to know the details of the Lower Court. Even though pleadingas are made against the Lower Court Judge, the same are defened to and replied by the Other respondents to the Writ.

Even in challenge to the Order of the Lower Court, it is always addressed as Hon;ble Court, or Learned Judge.

You can also avoid having the Lower Court as a Party Respondent, but you cannot avoid having the other respondents to the Suit.

Ashish

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PJANARDHANA REDDY (ADVOCATE & DIRECTOR)     02 November 2009

WELL SAID ASHISH


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