Supreme Court of India
Management of National & Grindlays v. Their Workmen
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What the Court ordered
Accordingly we allow the appeal partly and direct that a higher limit of Rs. 250/- be fixed towards medical aid and expenses of each (I) [1963] 2 S.C.R. 716@ 730-731. 16 SUPREME COURT REPORTS [1972) 1 S.C.R of the employee of the Kanpur Branch and their families as defined in the bipartite agreement.
Judgment, page 9
From the headnote
Industrial Dispute-Bank Employees-" Medical aid and expenses" -Bipartite Agreement-Need for standardisation. The employees of the Kanpur branch of the appellant bank en joyed medical facilities without a monetary ceiling. Under the Sastry Award, and under the Desai Award which substantially adopted the Sastry Award in this respect, the higher medical benefits enjoyed by the employees of the branch, were to continue. In pursuance of the Bipartite Settlement in 1966 an attempt was made to standardise "medi cal aid and expenses" by bringing the employees of the branch in line with the other
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