Supreme Court of India
The Calcutta Jute Mfg. Workers Union v. Calcutta Jute Mfg. Workers Union
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Industrial Dispnte-Oharge of defiance and insubordination Authority if m1Mt be a direct superior-Enquiry-Incidental matter if could be considered-Standing Order 14 (c) (i). J, a sardar of the Batching Department of the appellant company, brought to the notice of , a supervisor of the depart ment, that one R of the Spinning Department was throwing away as unusable some workable roves. on finding the report correct, with a view to make a complaint against R's work to the superior authority asked J to collect the roves thrown away. R tried to prevent J from collecting the roves; on intervening
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