Supreme Court of India
Laxmi Devi Sugar Mills v. Nand Kishore Singh.
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What the Court ordered
We are of the opinion that, on the record as it stood, the Labour Appellate Tribunal was justified in refusing to the appellant the permission to dismiss the respondent from its employ.
Judgment, page 10
From the headnote
Industrial Dispu!e-Application fm· permission to dismiss a workman-Resolution passed at a meetina of the Labour Union for removal of the General Manager-Vice-President of the Union addre'5ing the meeting to instigate the workers, if guilty of misconduct and indiscipline-Refusal to answer queries bv the General Manager, if an act of insubordination-Theory of dual capacity, if tenablc Dismissal, if can be permitted on a ground not included in the charge -Industrial Disputes (Appellate Tribunal) Act (XLVIII of 1950) -U. P. Industrial Disputes Act, 19<1,7 (U. P. Act XXVIIl of 1947), •· a,
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