Supreme Court of India
J. K. Iron and Steel Co. Ltd., Kanpur v. The Iron and Steel Mazdoor Union, Kanpur
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Industrial Disputes Act, 1947, (Act XIV of 1947), ss. 7 and 11- Adjudicator-Scope and authority of-Democratic Constitution Essentials thereof-Rule of Law-Benevolent despotism-Foreign thereto. Held, that adjudication by an adjudicator under the Industrial Disputes Act does not mean adjudication according to the strict law of master and servant and that an adjudicator's award may contain provisions for the settlement of a dispute which no court could .irder if it was bound by ordinary law. Thus the scope of an adjudication under t{ie Industrial Disputes Act is much wider than that of an
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