Supreme Court of India
Vishwamitra Press Karyalaya v. The Workers of Vishwamilra Press.
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U. P. Industrial Disvutcs Act, 1947, ss. , 4-U. P. General Clauses Act, 1904, s. JO-Industrial Tribunal, whether a "Court" Period fixed for making award exviring on holiday-Award vro nounced on. next working day-Validity of award. The time prescribed for making an award under the U. P. Industrial Disputes Act, 1947, expired on the 9th June, 1951. The Government extended the period up to 30th June, 1951. The 30th June was a public holiday and 1st July was a Sunday and the Industrial Tribunal pronounced its award on the 2nd July: Held, that an Industrial Tribunal to which a dispute is refer
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