Supreme Court of India
Tata Oil Mills Co. Ltd. v. Its Workmen
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IndustTiaL Dispute-Assault on co-employee-Whether Standing Order 22(viii) attracted-Domestic enquiry-Findings binding unless shown to be Perverse or enidence lacking Crimina! Trial also'pending-Failure to stay enquiry, if vitiates enquiTj/-Standing Order 22(viii). On a report that R and M, both timployees of the appellant waylaid , another employee and assaulted him outside the factory, the appellant held an enquiry ang sought approval for the dismissal of R and M from the Industrial Tribunal, before which an industrial dispute was pending. The Tribunal approv ed the dismissal of R but not
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