Supreme Court of India

Bengal Chemical & Pharmaceutical Works Ltd., Calcutta v. Their Workmen

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Reported as [1959] SUPP. 2 S.C.R. 136
Bench P.B. Gajendragadkar J.
Decided 28 January 1959

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What the Court ordered

In the result, we confirm the award of the Tribunal and dismiss the appeal with costs.

Judgment, page 14

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Industrial Dispute-Reference-Government, if empowered to transfer from one Tribunal to another-Award-If can be superseded by fresh agreement-Disputes referred on fresh agreement-Reference if bad-Industrial Disputes Act, r947 (r4 of r947), ss. 2(r) and 7A. Industrial Disputes (Amendment and Miscellaneous Pro­ visions) Act: r956 (36 of r956), s. 30-litdustrial Disputes (Amend­ ment) Act, r957 (r8 of r957), s. 2. Supreme Court-Scope of furisdiction vis-a-vis the Award of Tribunal-Right of appeal-Constitution of India, Art. r36. Aggrieved by an Award of r95r, the employees placed before the

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