Supreme Court of India
The Tata Iron and Steel Co. Ltd. v. D.R. Singh
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In the result, without examining the merits of the findings G recorded by the Tribunal for not according approval to the dismis- sal of the respondent, we direct that the appeal fails and is dismis- sed.
Judgment, page 4
From the headnote
Industrial Disputes Aci, 1947 (14 of 1947), s. Request to Tribunal to conSider workman-Rej)usal-Pro· priety of. Because certain industrial disputes were pending before the In· dustrial Tribunal at the relevant time. between the appellant and its employees, the appellant filed an application under s. 33(2) (b) asking tor approval of action which it proposed to take against its employee- · the respondent. The appellant urged that this application was made "5 a matter of abundant caution and it wanted the Tribunal to con- sider the question as to whether the respondent was a workman con- cerned
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