Supreme Court of India
The Bat A Shoe Co. (p) Ltd. v. D. N. Ganguly & Others
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Industrial Dispute-Illegal Strike-Managerial enquiry and dismissal of workmen-Settlement without approval of conciliation officer - Competence of Reference - Management's action against employees-Interference by Tribunal, if and when justified-Indus trial Disputes Act, I947 (I4 of I947), SS. I2, IB. During the course of conciliation proceedings in respect ol a dispute ,between the appellant company and its workmen a settlement ':"as arrived at between the parties on February 18, 1954· Despite the settlement some of the workmen went on strike on February 23, 1954, but eventually it was called
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