The High Court relied on an earlier decision given by it in Misc.
In other words you win be entitled to leave and other benefits on the same basis as if your services under the State Corporation was a companytinuation of your total uninterrupted services under the said undertakings,, The person to whom the letter was addressed was required to let the General Manager of each of the Undertakings know by the 20th day of March 1963 whether he agreed to the transfer of service to the Corporation on the companyditions mentioned above.
1907 of 1970, Appeal by certificate from the order dated October 30, 1969, of the Madhya Pradesh High Court Gwalior Bench in Civil Misc.
A petition was filed under Art.
This was amplified by saying, you will be entitled to leave and other benefits on the same basis as if your services under the State Corporation was a companytinuation of your total uninterrupted services under the said undertakings.
C. Setalvad and Rameshwar Nath, for respondent No.
K. Daphtary, P. C. Bhartari and C. Mathur, for the appellant Ram Panjwani and I. N. Shroff, for respondent No.
AND WHREAS from and after the aforesaid date the said undertaking will cease to exist.
Petition No, 237 of 1968 decided on March 26, 1969.
The facts may be shortly stated.
three undertakings which was as follows WHEREAS the State Government have decided to transfer the management of the 1 Gwalior Potteries, 2 Gwalior Engineering Works, 3 Gwalior Leather Factory and Tannery and Tent Factory hereinafter referred to as the said undertakings to the Madhya Pradesh State Industries Corporation hereinafter referred to as the said Corporation with effect from 1st day of April, 1963.
CIVIL APPELLATE JURISDICTION Civil Appeal No.
Prior to April 1, 1963, three undertakings namely, Gwalior Engineering Works, 2 Gwalior Potteries, and 3 Gwalior Leather Factory and Gwalior Tannery, Morar, were owned and managed by the Madhaya Pradesh State.
The Labour Court did number accede to the companytention of the Union of the employees that they were entitled to dearness allowance at the same rates and on the same basis on which it was being paid to the employees of the State Government.
16 of 1968.
The Judgment of the Court was delivered by GROVER, J. This is an appeal by certificate from an order of the Madhya Pradesh High Court.
Petition No.
On February 16, 1963 the Government of Madhya Pradesh had made an offer to the employees ,of the.
226 of the Constitution by R. C. Sharma the Secretary of the Union mentioned before.
These undertakings were transferred to the Madhya Pradesh Industries Corporation Ltd., hereinafter called the Corporation.
Now, therefore, it is proposed to transfer your services to the said Corporation on the companyditions detailed below Your present pay and scale, and other companyditions of service and benefits to which you are at present entitled will number be affected by transfer.
The employees in these undertakings were in the service of the Madhya Pradesh State Government.
The employees of these undertakings thus ceased to be in the service of the State Government and became employees of the Corporation.
