Supreme Court of India
Delhi Cloth and General Mills Co., Ltd. v. Shri Rameshw Ar Dyal and Anr.
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Industrial Dispute-Dismissed workman-Interim reinstate ment by Tribunal-If valid-The Industrial Disputes Act, r947 (I4 of r947). s. 33A. One Sharda Singh, respondent, who was an employee of the appellant-mills was dismissed for disobeying the orders of the managing authority. He filed an application before the Indus trial tribunal under s. 33- of the Industrial Disputes Act, i947, contesting his dismissal on various grounds, whereupon the tribunal passed an order to the effect that as an interim measure the respondent be permitted to work in _the appellant mills and if the management failed
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