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Adv k . mahesh (advocate)     11 February 2013

Labour law judgements

Hi experts i have some latest labour Law Judgements of Last month in different High courst in India
  • Sleeping during duty hours would justify dismissal of watchman. Mad. HC 127 
  • Prosecution for Contract Labour (R&A) Act, 1970 lies only against the business conducting officer. AP HC 151
  • Transfer in the absence of such condition is unsustainable. Del. HC 118
  • Transfer based on terms and conditions can't be challenged. MP HC 134
  • Unauthorized overstay for a long period would justify dismissal. Del. HC 121
  • A Sales Manager is not a ‘workman'. Del. HC 204
  • Unless examined, loss of confidence can't be presumed. Guj. HC 146
  • Temporary embezzlement is also a serious misconduct. Del. HC 190 A temple is also covered by the Payment of Gratuity Act. Karn. HC 163
  • Termination justified if 240 working days are not proved. Del. HC 184
  • Appeal not writ is tenable to challenge the order of EPF officer. AP HC 150
  • Effective adjudication only when relied documents are supplied to opposite party. AP HC 150
  • A claim based on fake or tempered documents would fail. Del. HC 113
  • Unpaid Sundays and public holidays are not to be counted for computation of 240 days working. P&H HC 132
  • Despite upholding the enquiry as fair, Labour Court can modify the punishment. P&H HC 129
  • Criminal complaint against an officer without designation is untenable. AP HC 151
  • A Call centre is liable to pay minimum wages. Del. HC 120
  • Insurer is liable for compensation even when the vehicle was stationary. Karn. HC 153
  • Ex-parte enquiry justified when the workman did not demand T.A., D.A. etc. for attending. MP HC 134
  • Enquiry sans its prescribed principles is to be set aside. Mad. HC 125
  • In enquiries strict rules of evidence are not to be followed. Del. HC 190
  • Industrial Tribunal is not to exercise appellate powers on the enquiry. Del. HC 188
  • When employer sustained losses, the default of PF dues is not intentional. Guj. HC 198
  • A gratuity appeal after 120 days of order is barred by limitation. Guj. HC 201
  • Initial burden of proving wrongful termination is on workman. Del. HC 208
  • Self-statement for 240 days working is not a sufficient proof. Del. HC 113
  • Reinstatement is not proper for unauthorized absence after holding proper enquiry. MP HC 134
  • Termination of a lady employee for complaining s*xual harassment would send a wrong signal. Guj. HC 146
  • Coverage under ESI any report in the absence of descripttions of employees is not sustainable. MP HC 124
  • Abandonment will be presumed when termination is not proved. Del. HC 184
  • Resignation can't be challenged when receipt of final payment is proved. Del. HC 181
  • Termination rightly set aside when no approval sought during pendency of dispute. Del. HC 179
  • No limitation prescribed for recovery of the EPF dues. Guj. HC 199
  • Deposit of ordered amount is must for filing appeal under Gratuity Act. Guj. HC 201
  • Unless malafide; transfer not to be interfered by Courts Mad. HC 195
  • A dispute is untenable on failure of workman to prove 240 days working. Del. HC 113
  • High Court will interfere in an award only when it is perverse. Del. HC 113
  • Prosecution justified for violation of Delhi Shops and Establishments Act. Del. HC 120
  • Cases of s*xual harassment shall be dealt seriously by the courts. Guj. HC 146
  • An order is liable to be set aside when no supporting reasons assigned. MP HC 124
  • Dismissal for temporary embezzlement is not disproportionate. Del. HC 190
  • Parity with co-delinquents can be claimed by delinquent employee. Del. HC 188
  • A muster roll employee is not entitled to regularization. Del. HC 184
  • Non-cross-examination of Management witness would go against the workman. Del. HC 181
  • Reduction of damages for delayed payment of provident fund dues proper if imposed without ascertaining the cause of delay. Guj. HC 198
  • Levy of damages and interest for default in EPF dues not justified when the employer suffered continuous losses. Guj. HC 199
  • Continuous posting at any fixed place is not justified. Mad. HC 195
  • Burden of proof is on the person who pleads the same. Del. HC 204
  • Stoppage of increments instead of dismissal is appropriate when confidence in workman is not lost. P&H HC 129
  • Labour Court not empowered to grant interim injunction. Del. HC 115
  • Unless perverse, an award not to be interfered. Mad. HC 127
  • Standing Orders will not be applicable if not in the knowledge of the workman. Del. HC 118
  • A belated application under section 33(2) (b) of ID Act is not tenable. Guj. HC 139
  • Interest on compensation will be calculated from date of accident. Karn. HC 153
  • Re-appreciation of evidence not permissible under Article 227. MP HC 134
  • Safety and congenial working conditions are to be provided to female employee. Guj. HC 146
  • Unauthorised absence from duty is a serious misconduct. Del. HC 121
  • Enquiry conducted after delay of 23 years is to be quashed. Mad. HC 125
  • Industrial disputes are adjudicated on the basis of preponderance of probability. Del. HC 190
  • Adjudicator can set aside enquiry when based on no evidence or contrary to the principles of natural justice. Del. HC 188
  • An enquiry will be proper, when principles of natural justice are complied. Del. HC 188
  • Opinion of Handwriting Expert when corroborated by reasoning can be discarded for want of his training certificate. Del. HC 181
  • Discretionary power under Provident Fund Act has to be exercised in a sound and objective manner. Guj. HC 198
  • Errors by inferior courts or tribunals can be corrected by the High Court. Del. HC 204
  • Writ Court will not consider documents produced for the first time. Del. HC 208
  • Issuance of notice proposing to retrench workmen is not legal. Karn. HC 164
  • Dismissal becomes inoperative when its approval is declined. Mad. HC 154
  • Labour Court has exercise powers under S.11-A judiciously. Guj. HC 174
  • Reduction of punishment for not issuing tickets despite receiving the fare is not proper. Guj. HC 174
  • ‘No work, no pay' principle is not rigid. Gau. HC 176
  • Arrears of EPF dues not recoverable from bonafide auction purchaser. MP HC 156
  • Hard earned money towards P.F. contributions can't be waived off due to deficiency of the EPFO in recovering the same. MP HC 156
  • Compensation can't be denied merely because deceased employee reached the workplace earlier. Chha. HC 170


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