without complying with Section
25 (F) of I.D.Act, is void abinitio. The learned counsel appearing for the
petitioner further submitted that since ... Section 2(oo) of the I.D.Act, the termination is void abinitio, as the
mandatory conditions stipulated under Section
their cases render the
dismissal order not only illegal, but also void abinitio and non est
in the eye of law. They relied ... petitioners contend that the order of dismissal is
illegal, abinitio void and non est in the eyes of law as the
approval petition
Section 25F of the Act would render the order of termination abinitio void and they are entitled to reinstatement with back wages. Further, the labour ... mandatory provisions of Section 25F of the Act, the termination becomes void abinitio and the petitioners are entitled to reinstatement with all benefits. In support
would render the order of termination abinitio void and they
are entitled to reinstatement with back wages. Further, the labour court
ought not to have ... provisions of Section 25 F of
the Act, the termination becomes void abinitio and the petitioners are
entitled to reinstatement with all benefits. In support
Industrial Disputes Act, 1947, therefore the termination is void abinitio.
The workmen are unemployed and they have no source of income.
Accordingly it has been ... reference order and as such the same is invalid and void
abinitio. The management of Bajaj Enterprises has denied the relationship
of master-servant, employer
consider the case of a workman whose appointment indisputably was void abinitio. The content of the relevant provisions of the I.D. Act positively indicate ... show that the order appointing the petitioner as salesman was ab initio void and if that be so it cannot be said that the second
conclusion that once there was delay, the application was void abinitio. In my opinion that is an erroneous interpretation
The Management Of Apsrtc Rep. By Its Vice ... vs The Workmen Of The Apsrtc Rep
Industrial Disputes Act, all the same if the suspension/termination is void abinitio, then the claim of the workman for computation on the assumption that
statutory rules and any appointment dehors the rule woud be void abinitio. It is also submitted that in view of the decision
