in question during which he was illegally kept out of service. The Labour Court allowed the claim as per Ext.P1 order dated 16.09.2015 in C.P.No. 37/2012. The details in the said Ext.P1 order need not be adverted to now, except to state that the Labour Court has also found in paragraph No.16 of Ext.P1 order that the appellant workman is also entitled for house rent allowance (less first six months), transport allowance and washing allowance and the total amount in that regard, consisting of those three items comes to Rs.2,62,485/-. The first respondent hereinmanagement has challenged Ext.P1 order by filing W.P.(C.) No.9619/2016 to which learned Single Judge, after hearing both sides has rendered the impugned judgment, holding that the aforesaid allowances viz., house rent allowance, transport allowance and washing allowance will not come within the ambit of back wages and what can be claimed by the workman is only the basic wages and dearness allowance. Accordingly, the learned Single Judge has interdicted in the grant of the aforesaid three allowances, coming to an amount of Rs.2,62,485/-. This verdict of the learned Single Judge is under challenge before us.
