Supreme Court of India
Treogi Nath v. The Indian Iron & Steel Co. Ltd.
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Industrial Disputes Act, 1947 (14 of 1947), s. 33C (2)-Labour Court not specified for computing money value of the benefit claimed by workmen under s. 33C(2)--Jurisdiction. Under an award in an industrial dispute, it was held that the ap pellants-workmen were entitled lb half wages from a certain date to 0 the date they resumed duty. After the final disposal of the companies' appeal, the workmen were allowed to resume duties. Thereafter, a dispute arose as to the amount to which the workmen were entitled. The workmen, by separate applications, applied to the Second Labour Court, West Bengal
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