Supreme Court of India
The Management of Hotel Imperial, New Delhi & Others v. Hotel Workers Union
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Industrial Dispute-Employer seeking permission to dismiss workmen as result of enquiry-Suspension of workmen pending decision of such application by Tribunal-Validity-Workmen, if entitled to wages during period of suspension-Grant of interim relief-Power of Supreme Court-Industrial Disputes Act, r947 (I'f' of r947), ss. I0(4), 33. The appellants. who were the managements of the three hotels, decided to dismiss some of their workmen who were found guilty of misconduct as a result of enquiries held by them and suspended them without pay pending the receipt of the permis sion of the Industrial
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