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Secretary, Indian Tea Association vs Ajtt Kumar Barat And Ors on 14 February, 2000

- save and except that non-payment of PF and ESI, if any, by HBT - it had no liability. The process of cargo handling was a continuous process and if the contractor / agency was changed, the workers / employees remain the same. This is the convention and usages in KoPT and is still in practice for more than three decades. That apart, it is under Haldia Dock Complex premises that control and cargo operations are carried out. So, KoPT cannot shake off their responsibilities towards their workmen. Several judgements of the Supreme Court had been referred to and relied upon on behalf of the workers' union, which included (i) AIR 1953 SC 53 (Vol. 40, C. N.15) [The State of Madras vs. C. P. Sarathy & Anr.]; (ii) 2000(1) SC 454 [The Secretary Indian Tea Association vs. Ajit Kumar Barat & Ors.];
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Shambu Nath Goyal vs Bank Of Baroda And Others on 27 September, 1983

(iii) (2002) 4 SCC 490 [Sharad Kumar vs. Govt. of NCT of Delhi & Ors.]; (iv) AIR 1985 SC 860 [The M. P. Irrigation Karamchari Sangh vs. State of M. P. & Anr.]; (v)2006 AIR SCW 1108 [ A. P. S. R. T. C. & Ors. vs. G. Srinivas Reddy & Ors.]; (vi)AIR 1978 SC 1088 [Shambu Nath Goyal vs. Bank of Baroda]; (vii) AIR 1978 SC 1410 [Hussainbhai vs. The Alath Factory Tezhilali Union & Ors.];
Supreme Court of India Cites 8 - Cited by 258 - D A Desai - Full Document

State Of Madras vs C. P. Sarathy And Another on 5 December, 1952

- save and except that non-payment of PF and ESI, if any, by HBT - it had no liability. The process of cargo handling was a continuous process and if the contractor / agency was changed, the workers / employees remain the same. This is the convention and usages in KoPT and is still in practice for more than three decades. That apart, it is under Haldia Dock Complex premises that control and cargo operations are carried out. So, KoPT cannot shake off their responsibilities towards their workmen. Several judgements of the Supreme Court had been referred to and relied upon on behalf of the workers' union, which included (i) AIR 1953 SC 53 (Vol. 40, C. N.15) [The State of Madras vs. C. P. Sarathy & Anr.]; (ii) 2000(1) SC 454 [The Secretary Indian Tea Association vs. Ajit Kumar Barat & Ors.];
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