Supreme Court of India
The Delhi Cloth and General Mills Ltd. v. Kushal Bhan
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Industrial, Dispute-Dismissal of employees by enquiry com mittee pending trial in Criminal Court-Subsequent acquittal of the employee-Jurisdiction of Tribunal, to refuse approval of dismissal Industrial Disputes Act, r947 (XIV of r947), s. 33(2), proviso. The appellant company served a charge-sheet on the res pondent who was one of its employees alleging that he had stolen the cycle of the company's Head Clerk, criminal case relating March xo. 228 SUPREME COURT REPORTS [1960] r960 to the theft was pending against him then. He was asked to sho\v cause \vhy he should not be dismissed for
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