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A teacher is not a workman within the purview of industrial dispatch act held in the case of​

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Answered by maanhi1984gmailcom
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Explanation:

in supreme Court in case of bangalore water supply.

Answered by dipanjaltaw35
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A teacher is not a workman within the purview of industrial dispatch act held in the case of​ 1963-II L.L.J 335.

Explanation:

Based on the Supreme Court's ruling in University of Delhi's case 1963-II L.L.J 335, the Industrial Tribunal determined in that instance that a teacher was not a workman. Though the Bangalore Water Supply case 1978-I L.L.J. 349 later Supreme Court decision was brought to his attention, he disregarded it on the grounds that the later case did not supersede the earlier case. He claimed that the overturning only applied to the extent that a university was not an industry and that the determination that a teacher was not a worker was unaffected. In the decision I made on July 13, 1981, it was published as Muthayyan v. Manager, Kadalur Estate 1982 (1) L.L.J.

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