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Banaskantha vs Purabhai on 8 April, 2010

After considering evidence on record, labour court has rightly come to conclusion that workman was appointed on 15th December, 1975 and he remained in service upto 1988 and therefore, workman has worked as daily wager with petitioner. Labour Court has considered evidence of workman Exh. 12. Labour court considered evidence of witness for petitioner at Exh. 30 wherein it was deposed by him that for the year 1987-88, workman has worked for total actual 215 days. In year of 1984-85, completed 271 days continuous service. Then, labour court considered cross examination of said witness for petitioner Exh. 30 wherein it was admitted by him that while considering working days, Sundays and Public Holidays have not been taken into consideration. Therefore, labour court held that if Sundays and Public Holidays are included in total working days for the year 1987-88, then, workman has completed 240 days continuous service as per decision of this court reported in 2000(3) GLH page 322 in case of State of Gujarat versus Navinchandra Mandavia and anotehr decision of this court in case of St ate of Gujarat versus JM Raval, 2005 (1) GLH page 340.
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Kankarej vs Abhechand on 8 April, 2010

Respondent was appointed on the post of clerk on 20.6.1991 and he remained in service upto 1st December, 1992. This period has remained undisputed between the parties, therefore, preceding 12 months have to be considered from the date of termination 30th November, 1992 and accordingly workman has established 240 days continuous service as required under section 25F of ID Act, 1947. Undisputedly, Admittedly, petitioner has not complied with section 25F of ID Act, 1947. Demand was made by workman to pay salary of regular clerk and due to such demand, his service has been terminated with effect from 1st December, 1992 and immediately, new person Jagdishbhai was appointed and, therefore, in view of these undisputed facts, workman has established before labour court that he has completed 240 days continuous service if second Saturdays and holidays and other Public Holidays are included in actual service done by workman as per decision of this court in case of State of Gujarat versus Navinchandra Mandavia reported in 2000 (3) GLH page 322.
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