Supreme Court of India
Minerva Mills Ltd v. Their Workers.
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Indnstrial Disputes Act, 1947, ss. 7, 8, 10-Tribitnal cansti t·11ted for fixed period-Oonstitittion of new tribimal for hearing cases not fitlly disposed of by previoiis tribitnal-Legality-Powers of State Government. Under Section 7 of the Industria,l Disputes Act, 1947, the ap propriate Government has ample power to constitute an industrial tribunal for a fixed period of time ancl to constitute a new tribunal on the expiry of that period, to hear ancl dispose of all references made to the previous tribunal whicb had not been disposed of by that tribunal. APPELLATE JURISDICTION: Civil
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