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Cross examination in the labour court.

Querist : Anonymous (Querist) 04 April 2011 This query is : Open 
Please advice me on the following: -

I filed a case for grant of promotion in the labour court after which my employer terminated my services. I filed a writ petition in the high court. In response to my writ petition the management also filed counter claims in the high court and subsequently I also filed rejoinder.

Now, the days have come where cross examination in the labour court has begun in the case of promotion. Now, the management is using the papers which I filed with writ petition and rejoinder as well as their papers filed with counter claims. My question is Can I refuse to recognise the papers or mute on the question of recognition of these papers which were filed in the high court, whenever the management asks, because I do not want to answer the questions which are being contested in the high court

with regards.


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