Supreme Court of India
Management Shahdara (del,hi) Saharanpur Light Railway Co., Ltd. v. S.S. Railway Workers Union
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Industrial Employment (Standing Orders) Act (20 of 1946), as amended by Act 36 of 1956, ss. 6 and 10(2)-Modification of existing Standing Orders-When permitted. Six months after the appellant's Standing Orders as modified had come into operation, the respondent applied for further modification of the Standing Orders, under s. 10(2) of the Industrial Employment (Standing Orders) Act, 1946, as amended in 1956. The certifying officer allowed some of the modifications and on appeal by the respondent, the Appellate Authority allowed some more modifications. In appeal, to this Court under Art. 136
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