Supreme Court of India
Amar Krishna Ghose v. Life Insurance Corporation of India & Anr.
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Life Insurance (Emergency Provisions) Ordinance, 1 of 1956- /. 3(2) 'Jeemed' termination of service-Ute frisurance Corporation Act, 31 of 1956, Sec. 11(1) &: 11(3). Life Insurance Corporation Rules, 1956 Rule 12- -Exc/usiv. ;uris- 1 diction of the Life lnsurilnce Tribunal-Whether word "liablUty of th• controll. d business of insurer" cover questions of arrears of pay and deemed :ermirtation of erstwhile employees. ,l\.ppellant, an employee rlf an erstwhile Life Insurance Company filed a suit against the L.I. . in the Calcutta High Court inter alia, claiming that the purported termination of
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