Supreme Court of India
The Punjab National Bank, Ltd. v. Its Workmen
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In the result both the appeals pre ferred by the Bank fail and are dismissed with costs.
Judgment, page 49
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Industrial Dispute-Dismissal by employer pending adjudication -Omission to hold proper enquiry or obtain permission of the Tribunal-Su.ch dismissal, if wholly void- Jurisdiction of Tribunal, Scope of-Pen-down strike-Legality-If disentitles a dismissed employee to reinstatem'ent-Ind·ustrial Disputes Act, I947 (I4 of I947), SS. 2(q), IO, 33, 33A. The employees of the appellant Bank commenced pen-down strikes, which were followed by a general strike, pending arbitra tion of an industrial dispute between them. The Government of India intervened and as the result of an agreement that followed the
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