Supreme Court of India
Burn and Company Ltd. v. Its Workmen
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Industrial Dispute- Bonus-Rehabilitation charges-Assess ment on insufficient evidence, if binding-Salaries, rates and taxes for previous years-If proper expenses for year in question-Auditor's findings-If binding on Tribunal-Development rebate statutory reserve-Money paid into-If expenditure on revenue account Provident Fund, contribution-If qin be added to net profit for calculating gross profits-Preference & ordinary -Dividend rate. Dispute arose between the company and its workmen over the profit bonus for the year 1960. The company was prepared to pay bonus at 3-l; months' wages, but
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