Supreme Court of India
Great Indian Motor Works Ltd., and Another v. Their Employees and Others
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Industrial Dispute-Award against company in liquidation Appeal by managing director and auction-pu.rchaser not aggrieved by the award-Summary dismissal by Appellate Tribunal-Validity Right of appeal-Industrial Disputes (Appellate Tribunal) Act, z950 (48 of z950), s. z20-Companies Act z956 (I of z956), s. 457. The discharged employees of the Company in liquidation raised an industrial dispute wherein the auction-purchaser of the Company was also impleaded as a party. The Tribunal, inter alia, held that no relationship of employer and employee existed between the auction-purchaser and the
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