Supreme Court of India
The Manager, Hotel Imperial v. The Chief Commissioner and Others
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Industrial Dispute-Order of reference-Workmen shown as represented by Union-Whether formally defective-Workmen, "!'hen must be individually mentioned-Industrial Disputes Act, I947 (I4 of Ig47), SS. 2(k), IO and 36. An industrial dispute between the hotel and its workmen was referred to an Industrial Tribunal. The attack of the hotel was on the form of the order o( reference, the main contention being that the reference was incompetent on the grounds that the Union could not be made a party to the reference under the Industrial Disputes Act, and that the reference was vague, as it did not
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