Supreme Court of India

Tatanagar Foundry Co. Ltd. v. Their Workmen

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Decided 27 October 1969

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The appellant informed the respondents, its workmen, of its decision to close its business. The reasons for the closure were : (i) financial condition of the appellant, (ii) nonavailability of orders for supply of goods; and (iii) non-cooperation of the respondents in certain matters. The dispute whether the closure was justified was referred to the Industrial Tribunal. The Tribunal held on the evidence : (1) that the appealed’s undertaking was closed down completely and that there was a final and irrevocable termination of the business; (2) but that the closure. was not bona fide and was a…

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