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Industrial Dispute Must Be Raised Before Labour Court with Jurisdiction, Not at Head or Registered Office

Employers Can Discipline & Transfer Employees: Bombay HC

Employees of statutory canteen IPSO facto cannot become employees of principal employer: Allahabad HC

Madras HC Grants Gillette India Ltd. Chance to Respond to GST Demand with Rs. 1 Crore Payment

Labour Court Can Issue Notices to Relevant Parties, Including Non-Referenced Parties

Predominant Nature of Duties Determines Workman Status under Industrial Disputes Act 1947

Labour Commissioner Lacks Authority to direct employer to pay minimum wages During Conciliation Proceedings

Government sanction essential for adjudication under Industrial Disputes Act, 1947

Workers Employed by Contractor Not Entitled to Direct Regularization: Delhi HC

J&K&L HC Very Rightly Quashes Preventive Detention of Advocate Mian Muzaffar

GST Limitation Provisions Should Be Liberally Interpreted for Genuine Hardships

Income Tax Refund Cannot Be Withheld for Non-Functionality of TRACES Portal

Reassessment cannot be initiated based on a mere change in opinion: MP HC

Request for Trade Union Office Change Not Service Condition Change: ID Act Section 9A
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