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coverage, if the loss or damage resulted from total or partial cessation of work or the retarding or interruption or cessation of any process

Schedule II. Schedule I (1) refers to temporary stoppages of work and rights and liability of employers and employees arising therefrom. Schedule II (1) refers ... department or departments, fully or partially, without notice and without compensation in lieu of notice." Mere cessation of work for a time without affecting

Ramesh S/O. Venkataramana Hegde vs The State Of Karnataka on 10 December, 2025 Author

Employer contends that all horticulture work was carried out through independent contractors appointed via tender processes. It claims any partial wage documentation cited ... they completed 240 days of continuous work in any calendar year, thus undermining the assertion that their cessation from service was illegal. V. Challenge

Employer contends that all horticulture work was carried out through independent contractors appointed via tender processes. It claims any partial wage documentation cited ... they completed 240 days of continuous work in any calendar year, thus undermining the assertion that their cessation from service was illegal. V. Challenge

Employer contends that all horticulture work was carried out through independent contractors appointed via tender processes. It claims any partial wage documentation cited ... they completed 240 days of continuous work in any calendar year, thus undermining the assertion that their cessation from service was illegal. V. Challenge

Sri Mallappa Balappa Akkannavar S/O ... vs The State Of Karnataka on 18 November, 2025

Employer contends that all horticulture work was carried out through independent contractors appointed via tender processes. It claims any partial wage documentation cited ... they completed 240 days of continuous work in any calendar year, thus undermining the assertion that their cessation from service was illegal. V. Challenge

Sri F M Hunashikatti vs The State Of Karnataka on 5 November, 2025 Author: M

Smt. Nanda Baburao Mattalle vs State Of Karnataka on 17 November, 2025 Author: M.Nagaprasanna