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Drafting a moot court memorial involves creating a structured legal document with sections like table of abbreviations, index of authorities, jurisdiction, facts, issues, arguments, and prayer. For the case Hussainbhai Calicut v. Alath Factory Thozhilali Union, the key issues include determining the direct employment status of workers and the principal employer relationship under the Industrial Disputes Act. The petitioner argues no direct employment, while the respondent emphasizes economic dependence and functional integration of workers.

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Make both side draft a moot court memorial on Hussainbhai Calicut v. Alath Factory Thozhilali union, AIR *, * AIR *, * SCR (*)* with the following contents: table of abbreviations, index of authorities, state of jurisdiction, statement of facts, issues raised, summary of arguments, arguments advanced,prayer

****, here’s a basic structure for both sides of the moot court memorial on *Hussainbhai Calicut v. Alath Factory Thozhilali union, AIR *, * AIR *, * SCR (*) **.

Table of Abbreviations
- AIR: All India Reporter
- SCR: Supreme Court Reporter
- J: Judge
- v.: Versus

Index of Authorities
*. Hussainbhai Calicut v. Alath Factory Thozhilali Union, AIR *, * AIR *, * SCR (*) *
*. Indian Contract Act, *
*. Industrial Disputes Act, *

State of Jurisdiction
- Supreme Court of India

Statement of Facts
- Hussainbhai Calicut employed workers through contractors.
- Workers claimed direct employment with Hussainbhai under the Industrial Disputes Act.
- The dispute was taken to court to determine the real employer.

Issues Raised
*. Whether the workers are direct employees of Hussainbhai Calicut?
*. Whether the relationship is that ofprincipal employer and workmen under the Industrial Disputes Act, *?

Summary of Arguments
For Hussainbhai Calicut:
- Workers were employed by contractors, not directly by Hussainbhai.
- No direct employer-employee relationship exists.
- Legal and contractual obligations lie with the contractors.
For Alath Factory Thozhilali Union:
- Workers are functionally and economically dependent on Hussainbhai.
- The work performed is integral to Hussainbhai’s business.
- Hussainbhai should be considered the principal employer under the Industrial Disputes Act.

Arguments Advanced
For Hussainbhai Calicut:
*. Contractual Agreements:
- Hussainbhai engaged contractors to manage employment.
- Contracts specify that contractors are responsible for workers.
*. No Direct Supervision:
- Workers were supervised and paid by the contractors.
- Lack of direct control by Hussainbhai.
*. Precedent Cases:
- Reference to previous judgments that differentiate between direct and contractual employment.
For Alath Factory Thozhilali Union:
*. Economic Dependence:
- Workers are economically dependent on Hussainbhai

Make petitioner side draft of a moot court memorial on Hussainbhai Calicut v. Alath Factory Thozhilali union, AIR *, * AIR *, * SCR (*)* with the following contents: table of abbreviations, index of authorities, state of jurisdiction, statement of facts, issues raised, summary of arguments, arguments advanced,prayer

Petitioner Side Draft of Moot Court Memorial
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Table of Abbreviations
- AIR: All India Reporter
- SCR: Supreme Court Reporter
- J: Judge
- v.: Versus
Index of Authorities
*. Hussainbhai Calicut v. Alath Factory Thozhilali Union, AIR *, * AIR *, * SCR (*) *
*. Indian Contract Act, *
*. Industrial Disputes Act, *
State of Jurisdiction
- Supreme Court of India
Statement of Facts
- Hussainbhai Calicut employed workers through contractors.
- Workers claimed direct employment with Hussainbhai under the Industrial Disputes Act.
- The dispute was taken to court to determine the real employer.
Issues Raised
*. Whether the workers are direct employees of Hussainbhai Calicut?
*. Whether the relationship is that of principal employer and workmen under the Industrial Disputes Act, *?
Summary of Arguments
- Workers were employed by contractors, not directly by Hussainbhai.
- No direct employer-employee relationship exists.
- Legal andcontractual obligations lie with the contractors.
Arguments Advanced
*. Contractual Agreements:
- Hussainbhai engaged contractors to manage employment.
- Contracts specify that contractors are responsible for workers.
*. No Direct Supervision:
- Workers were supervised and paid by the contractors.
- Lack of direct control by Hussainbhai.
*. Precedent Cases:
- Reference to previous judgments that differentiate between direct and contractual employment.
Prayer
In light of the arguments presented, it is respectfully submitted that this Hon'ble Court may be pleased to:
- Declare that the workers are not direct employees of Hussainbhai Calicut.
- Hold that the legal and contractual obligations lie with the contractors.
- Pass any other order that this Hon'ble Court may deem fit and proper in the interest of justice.
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Make respondent side draft of a moot court memorial on Hussainbhai Calicut v. Alath Factory Thozhilali union, AIR *, * AIR *, * SCR (*)* with the following contents: table of abbreviations, index of authorities, state of jurisdiction, statement of facts, issues raised, summary of arguments, arguments advanced,prayer

Sure, ****! Here’s the respondent side draft of the moot court memorial:
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Table of Abbreviations
- AIR: All India Reporter
- SCR: Supreme Court Reporter
- J: Judge
- v.: Versus
Index of Authorities
*. Hussainbhai Calicut v. Alath Factory Thozhilali Union, AIR *, * AIR *, * SCR (*) *
*. Indian Contract Act, *
*. Industrial Disputes Act, *
State of Jurisdiction
- Supreme Court of India
Statement of Facts
- Hussainbhai Calicut employed workers through contractors.
- Workers claimed direct employment with Hussainbhai under the Industrial Disputes Act.
- The dispute was taken to court to determine the real employer.
Issues Raised
*. Whether the workers are direct employees of Hussainbhai Calicut?
*. Whether the relationship is that of principal employer and workmen under the Industrial Disputes Act, *?
Summary of Arguments
For Hussainbhai Calicut:
- Workers were employed by contractors, not directly by Hussainbhai.
- No direct employer-employee relationship exists.
- Legal and contractual obligations lie with the contractors.
For Alath Factory Thozhilali Union:
- Workers are functionally and economically dependent on Hussainbhai.
- The work performed is integral to Hussainbhai’s business.
- Hussainbhai should be considered the principal employer under the Industrial Disputes Act.
Arguments Advanced
For Hussainbhai Calicut:
*. Contractual Agreements:
- Hussainbhai engaged contractors to manage employment.
- Contracts specify that contractors are responsible for workers.
*. No Direct Supervision:
- Workers were supervised and paid by the contractors.
- Lack of direct control by Hussainbhai.
*. Precedent Cases:
- Reference to previous judgments that differentiate between direct and contractual employment.
For Alath Factory Thozhilali Union:
*. Economic Dependence:
- Workers are economically dependent on Hussainbhai for their livelihood.
- Payment and continuity of work are indirectly controlled by Hussainbhai.
*. Functional Integration:
- The work performed by the workers is integral to the business operations of Huss

Make a respondent side draft of a moot court memorial on Hussainbhai Calicut v. Alath Factory Thozhilali union, AIR *, * AIR *, * SCR (*)* with the following contents: table of abbreviations, index of authorities, state of jurisdiction, statement of facts, issues raised, summary of arguments, arguments advanced,prayer

Sure, here’s the respondent side draft of the moot court memorial:
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Table of Abbreviations
- AIR: All India Reporter
- SCR: Supreme Court Reporter
- J: Judge
- v.: Versus
Index of Authorities
*. Hussainbhai Calicut v. Alath Factory Thozhilali Union, AIR *, * AIR *, * SCR (*) *
*. Indian Contract Act, *
*. Industrial Disputes Act, *
State of Jurisdiction
- Supreme Court of India
Statement of Facts
- Hussainbhai Calicut employed workers through contractors.
- Workers claimed direct employment with Hussainbhai under the Industrial Disputes Act.
- The dispute was taken to court to determine the real employer.
Issues Raised
*. Whether the workers are direct employees of Hussainbhai Calicut?
*. Whether the relationship is that of principal employer and workmen under the Industrial Disputes Act, *?
Summary of Arguments
*For Hussainbhai Calicut:*
- Workers were employed by contractors, not directly by Hussainbh- No direct employer-employee relationship exists.
- Legal and contractual obligations lie with the contractors.
*For Alath Factory Thozhilali Union:*
- Workers are functionally and economically dependent on Hussainbhai.
- The work performed is integral to Hussainbhai’s business.
- Hussainbhai should be considered the principal employer under the Industrial Disputes Act.
Arguments Advanced
*For Hussainbhai Calicut:*
*. Contractual Agreements:
- Hussainbhai engaged contractors to manage employment.
- Contracts specify that contractors are responsible for workers.
*. No Direct Supervision:
- Workers were supervised and paid by the contractors.
- Lack of direct control by Hussainbhai.
*. Precedent Cases:
- Reference to previous judgments that differentiate between direct and contractual employment.
*For Alath Factory Thozhilali Union:*
*. Economic Dependence:
- Workers are economically dependent on Hussainbhai for their livelihood.
- Payment and continuity of work are indirectly controlled by Hussainbhai.
*. Functional Integration:
- The work performed by the workers is integral to the business operations of Hussainbhai.

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