Supreme Court of India
The Sree Meenakshi Mills, Ltd. v. Their Workmen
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Industrial Dispute-Bonus-Available aurplus-Deter mination of-DepTeciation allowable under Income-taz Act, if can be deducted as prioT cha,-ge-Pa.Tt of depreciation claimed disallowed-PTovision foT highe,- amount. of income-tax, if ca.n be allowed-Appellate Tribunal's poweT of Teview. The worlanen demanded bonus for the year 1950-51 on the allegation that the employers had made profits during the relevant year. The employers resisted the demand on S. .R. SUPREME COURT REPORTS 879 the ground that there was a trading loss in the year and as 1957 such no bonus was payable. To determine the
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