Supreme Court of India
The Bharatkhand Textile Mfg. Co. Ltd. & Others v. The Textile Labour Association, Ahmed Abad.
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Industrial Dispute-Claim of gratuity by workmen in textile industry-Framing of scheme in modification of previous award V alidity-Gratuity, if in the nature of profit bonus-Applicability of Full Bench formula-Duty of Industrial Court-Bombay Industrial Relations Act, r946 (Bom. XI of r947), s. n6A-Employees' Provi dent Funds Act, r952 (XIX of r952), s. r7. This was an appeal by certain textile mills of Ahmedabad against a scheme for gratuity awarded by the Industrial Court. The Labour Association, the respondent, gave a notice of change under s. 42(2) of the Bombay Industrial Relations Act,
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