JUDGEMENT
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(1.) Heard learned counsel for appellant.
By the order impugned, learned Single
Judge of this Court has affirmed the award passed
by the Labour Court, Jaipur.
(2.) On reference being made by the appropriate
government in terms of Section 10(1)(c) of the
Industrial Disputes Act, 1947 (hereinafter referred
in short as the "Act"), the matter was taken up by
the labour court. On consideration of the plea of
the workman that he continuously worked for 240
days, it was held that provisions of Section 25F of
the Act were not complied with. The Labour Court
thus passed the award directing the employer-State
of Rajasthan to reinstate the workman with full
back wages.
(3.) The matter however was challenged before
this Court in writ jurisdiction by the appellant-
State. The writ application was disposed of by
modifying the award to the extent that workman
concerned will not be entitled for any benefits
prior to 4/9/2000 that being the date of award.
Learned counsel appearing on behalf of the
appellant submitted that the workman had left the
work at his own and since he had not continuously
worked for more than 240 days, there was no
requirement to comply with the provisions of
Section 25F of the Act.;
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