Supreme Court of India
Management, Chitavalsah Jute Mills Ltd. v. Workmen of Chitavalsah Jute Mills
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Industrial Dispute-Gratuity scheme framed by Ti-ibunal-Comidera tions in framing scheme. The appellant was a jute mill. The Industrial Tribunal framed a gra· tuity scheme for its workers. It was challenged by tbe appellant before this Cou'rt in an appeal under Art. 136 of the Constitution. Two conten tions were urged, namely: (i) tbat the wage board was unable to recom mend a gratuity scheme for the jute industry and hence tbere 'was no justi· fication to frame the impugned scheme; (ii) in view of the losses incurred by tbe appellant during the years 1960-65, no additional burden should
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