Supreme Court of India
Hochtief Gammon v. Industrial Lribunal, Bhubaneshwar, Orissa and Ors.
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Industrial Dispute-Addition and Summoning of Partie$ Reference-Powers of Industrial Tribunal-Test and Limita tion-Who$e liability to pay Workmen's claim-Who is Employer-Disputes, whether different and substantial-Indus trial Disputes Act, 1947 (14 of 1947), Ss., 10, 18. On reference of an Industrial Dispute between the appel lants and the respondents, its workmen, the office of the Indus trial Tribunal issued notice not only to the appellant and its workmen, the respondents but also to Hindustan Steel Ltd. This was done apparently because a copy of the notification of the Government
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