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Minimum Wages - Supreme Court DIrects Payment of Minimum Wages as per its previous order - SC Order dated 8 Dec 2018

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ITEM NO.60 COURT NO.11 SECTION XIV
S U P R E M E C O U R T O F I N D I A
RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS
I.A.No.171266/2018 in SLP(C)No.26186/2018 @
Petition(s) for Special Leave to Appeal (C) No(s).26185-26228/2018
(Arising out of impugned final judgment and order dated 04-08-2018
in W.P.(C)Nos.8125/2016, 12088/2016, 2658/2017, 3360/2017, 3385/
2017, 3684/2017, 3792/2017, 3987/2017, 4007/2017, 4080/2017, 4102/
2017, 4103/2017, 4106/2017, 4446/2017, 4493/2017, 4867/2017, 4934/
2017, 4998/2017, 5013/2017, 5026/2017, 5199/2017, 5200/2017, 5214/
2017, 5217/2017, 5218/2017, 5753/2017, 5779/2017, 5933/2017, 6078/
2017, 6155/2017, 6794/2017, 6815/2017, 6841/2017, 6990/2017, 7012/
2017, 7141/2017, 7760/2017, 8229/2017, 8622/2017, 9099/2017, 9187/
2017, 9221/2017, 9446/2017 & 7495/2017 passed by the High Court Of
Delhi At New Delhi)
GOVERNMENT OF NATIONAL CAPITAL TERRITORY OF DELHI
ETC.ETC. Petitioner(s)
VERSUS
FLT LT. RAJAN DHALL CHARITABLE TRUST & ORS.ETC.ETC.Respondent(s)
(For clarification/direction)
Date : 07-12-2018 These matters were called on for hearing today.
CORAM :
HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE UDAY UMESH LALIT
HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE R. SUBHASH REDDY
For Petitioner(s) Mr. Dushyant A. Dave,Sr.Adv.
Mr. Chirag M. Shroff,AOR
Ms. Neha Sangwan,Adv.
Ms. Mahima C. Shroff,Adv.
For Respondent(s) Mr. Maninder Singh,Sr.Adv.
No.9 Mr. S.K. Dubey,Adv.
Mr. K.V. Mohan,AOR
Mr. Parangat Pandey,Adv.
Mr. Prabhas Bajaj,Adv.
Mr. Raj mangal Kumar,Adv.
Mr. Udit Malik,Adv.
Mr. Dhruv Mehta,Sr.Adv.
Mr. Vipin Singhania,Adv.
Ms. Manjula Gupta,AOR
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Mr. P.V. Surendranath,Sr.Adv.
Ms. Resmitha R. Chandran,Adv.
Ms. Lekha Sudhakaran,Adv.
No.10 Mr. Sunil Fernandes,AOR
Ms. Nupur Kumar,Adv.
Mr. Darpan Sachdeva,Adv.
Ms. Priyanshe Indra Sharma,Adv.
Mr. Bhuvanesh Sehgal,Adv.
No.14 Mr. H.S. Kohli,Adv.
Mr. Kush Chaturvedi,AOR
Mr. Devang Gautam,Adv.
Mr. Chiranjeev Kothari,Adv.
Mr. Vidushpat Singhania,Adv.
Mr. Parvinder Singh,Adv.
No.27 Mr. Anand Shankar Jha,AOR
Mr. Arpit Gupta,Adv.
No.41 Mr. Abhigya,AOR
Mr. KumarSumit,Adv.
Mr. Anuj Bhushan,Adv.
Mr. Amit Goel,Adv.
No.54 Mr. R. Chandrachud,AOR
Mr. R. Vasanth,Adv.
No.57 Mr. Sarojanand Jha,Adv.
Ms. Nandita Bajpai,Adv.
Mr. M.R. Shamshad,AOR
No.58 Mr. Raveen Rai,Adv.
For M/s. Khaitan & Co.,AOR
Delhi State Book- Mr. Vikas Kumar,Adv.
sellers & Pub.Ass. Mr. Manish Paliwal,Adv.
Mr. Dheeraj Singh,Adv.
Mr. Vaibhav Arora,Adv.
For M/s. Corporate Legal Partners,AOR
Mr. Harvinder Singh,adv.
Mr. Gagan Gupta,AOR
Mr. Sandeep Sharma,Adv.
Mr. Sanjay Kumar Yadav,Adv.
Mr. Kapil Hans,Adv.
Mr. Robin Khokhar,AOR
Mr. Manu Beri,Adv.
Mrs. V.D. Khanna,AOR
Mr. N. Swaminathan,Adv.
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Mr. Ashok Kumar Singh,adv.
Mr. V.N. Raghupathy,AOR
Mr. Abhishek Yadav,AOR
Mr. Vivek Kishore,AOR
Mr. Manish Malhotra,Adv.
UPON hearing the counsel the Court made the following
O R D E R
I.A.No.171266/2018 :
This application is for seeking directions including
one prayer for modification of order dated 31.10.2018. It
cannot be entertained at this stage. Let this application
be listed along with the main matter.
I.A.No.169755/2018 :
This application shall also be listed along with the
main matter.
(Vidya Negi) (Sarita Purohit)
Branch Officer AR-cum-PS

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