Supreme Court of India
Board of Directors of the South Arcot Electricity Distribution Co. Ltd. v. N. K. Mohammad Khan, Etc.
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The Madras Electricity Supply Undertakings (Acquisition) Act 29 of 1954, and Rules thereunder; s. 15 and r. 17-The Industrial DispUll$ .ct 14 of 1947 ss. 25F, 25FF, ·33C(2)-Electricity company taken over by State Government of Madras-Employees continued in employment under s. 15 and r. 17 under Madras .ct-Retrenchment compensation to employees, whether payable-Applicability of proviso to s. 25FF of Industrial Disputes Act-Jurisdiction of Labour Court under s, 33C(2). The appellant Company was taken over by the Government of Madras in exercise of the powers conferred on it by the Madras
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