Supreme Court of India
Workmen of Subong Tea Estate v. The Outgoing Management of Subong Tea Estate & Another
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Industrial Dispute-Retrenchment of workmen-Validity-In dustrial Disputes Act, 1947 (14 of 1947), ss. 10(1) (d), 25F, 25G,' 25H. On the 12th January, 1959, respondent no. I, who managed the Subong Tea Estate, agreed to transfer the aforesaid Estate of respondent no. 2. This agreement was subject to the approval to the Reserve Bank of India. The said approval was accorded on the 15th July, 1959, and the conveyance was actually executed on the 28th December, 1959. On the 17th February, 1959, the vendee i.e. respondent no. 2 was put in possession of the tea garden. On the 31st Augnst 1959, the
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