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Grants Maternity Leave to Woman Employee with Two Children from Previous Marriage — “The Present Conception is from the Subsisting Marriage

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Supreme Court Grants Maternity Leave to Woman Employee with Two Children from Previous Marriage — "The Present Conception is from the Subsisting Marriage, Entitling Her to Maternity Leave Under Fundamental Rule 101(a)"
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Supreme Court Grants Maternity Leave to Woman Employee with Two Children from Previous Marriage — “The Present Conception is from the Subsisting Marriage, Entitling Her to Maternity Leave Under Fundamental Rule 101(a)”

Court’s Decision The Supreme Court allowed the appeal and set aside the Madras High Court Division Bench judgment dated 14.09.2022 which had denied maternity leave to a woman employee on…
Posted by Rawlaw June 2, 2025

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