Supreme Court of India
Indian Iron & Steel Co. Ltd. & Another v. Their Workmen
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What the Court ordered
In view of the above, the Companies deci ded to terminate his services.
Judgment, page 20
From the headnote
Industrial dispute-lllegal strike-Lock-out-Notice lifting lock-out and asking workmen to resume work-Workmen's right to be taken back without condition-Workmen taken in custody by police Refusal of leave- Discretion of the employer-Dismissal of workmen -Powers of the Industrial Tribunal to interfere. On account of the continued illegal stoppage of work, 'slow down' tactics, and strikes indulged in by the workmen despite the advice of their Union, the appellant company issued a notice dated August '23, 1953, that " .......... in consequence of the illegal strike .......... the Management has
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