Supreme Court of India
South Indian Bank Ltd. v. A.r.chacko
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Industrial Disputes-Promotion ofworkman-Pay-Application Whether lies under s. 33C(2)-Jurisdiction of Labour Court,-Sastry Award-if benefits accrue after Award ceased to be operative Accountant-If Workman-lndustrial Disputes Act, 1947(14of 1947) 1/S. .l./64-40 1963 December 2 626 SUPREME COURT REPORTS (1964] 1963 ss. 7, 19(3), 19(6), 33C(2)-Industrial Disputes (Banking Companies) Decision Act, 1955 (41 o/1955), s. 4. South Indian Bank Ltd. v. .R. Chacko The respondent, a clerk in the appellant Bank, was promoted as Accountant and his pay was fixed in the new post. The res pondent filed an
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