Supreme Court of India
Guest, Keen, Williams Private Ltd. v. P. J. Sterling and Others
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Industrial Dispute-Fixation of age of superannuation of employees-If a question of law-Standing order, if open to modifica tion-Principle of acquiescence and estoppel-Applicability I ndustrial Disputes (Appellate Tribunal) Act, I950 (48 of Ig50). s. 7(I)(a)-Industrial Employment (Standing Orders)' Act, Ig46 (XX of Ig46), s. 7. The appellant company in enforcement of a standing order, framed under the Industrial Employment (Standing Orders) Act, r946 (XX of r946), against which the respondent had preferred no appeal, compulsorily retired 47 of its workmen at the age of 55. dispute was raised
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