Supreme Court of India
Martin Burn Ltd. v. R. N. Banerjee
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Industrial dispute-Discharge of employee-Application for permission before labour Appellate Tribunal-Jurisdiction of the Tribunal-Power to set aside ex-parte order and restore applica tion-Code of Civil Procedure (Act V of 1908), Or. 41, R. 21- Industrial Disputes (Appellate Tribunal) Act, 1950. (XLVI/l of 1950), SS. 9(J)(JO), 22. The respondent was employed by the appellant. company, but later on his work and conduct became very unsatisfactory and repeated warnings, both oral and written, did not show any improvement. thorough inquiry into his record of service was made and a report was
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