Supreme Court of India

National Engineering Industries Lid. v. Hanuman

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Reported as [1968] 1 S.C.R. 54
Bench K. N. Wanchoo and C.J. Ano G. K. Mitter JJ.
Decided 25 July 1967

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Industrial Disputes Act, 1947 (14 of 1947), as. 33 and 33A-Stand­ ing Orders providing for automatic termination of seroices far over-staying leave beyond certain period-S. 33 whether applies when services terminated in above manner-Application under s. 33A, whether lies. Constitution of India, Art, 136--Appea! by special leave against order of Labour Court-Supreme Court will interfere with finding of fact by quasi-judicial Tribunal only when they are perverse. The respondent was a workman in the appellant company. On the ground of over-staying his leave for more than eight daya the company,

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