Termination of service - The petitioner want to remove the ...

Indian Laws

June 9, 2015

Termination of service - The petitioner want to remove the original applicants from service just to have labour through contractor with a view to reduce expenditure but that object, as already stated, cannot be served as the applicants too are working on casual basis only - HC

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Termination of service - The petitioner want to remove the ...

Indian Laws

June 9, 2015

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