Supreme Court of India
Workmen of M/s Dharampal Premchand (saughandhi) v. Mis. Dharampal Premchand (saughandhi)
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fodustria! Disputes Act 1947 (14 of 1947), ss." 2(k), 10 and 36- "lndustrial dispute"-Meaning- 'smissed Employees only members of Union-Union raises dispute-Maintainability. Out of 45 employees of the respondent, 18 had become members of a Trade Union. Later, these 18 employees were dismissed by an order passed on the same day. The Union took up the cause and ultimately the dispute was referred to the Tll'.bunal, where the res- pondent raised the ·preliminary objection that the reference was invalid inasmuch as the dispute referred to the Tribunal was not an industrial dispute but was merely
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