High Court orders Timken India to pay wages in 1995 termination case
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Timken India (through amalgamated Antifriction Bearings Corp) lost a long-running employment dispute. Gujarat High Court upheld a 2005 Labour Court ruling that the 1995 termination of an Accounts Clerk was illegal. Court ordered regular wages from January 2005 till superannuation, minus 17B wages already paid. Company plans to appeal. Financial impact is being assessed.
Negative - potential payout liability from old labor case; company will appeal. Financial impact not yet quantified.