Supreme Court of India
Jaipur Udyog Ltd v. Cement Work Karmachari Sangh, Sahu Nagar.
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In the result we hold tha! the award of the Tribunal was in competent as the dispute which it sought to adjudicate upon was not the one referred.
Judgment, page 7
From the headnote
Industrial Disputes Act-S. 10(1) (d)-Tribunal cannot go beyond the scope of reference. The appellant, a public Limited Company, had a Cement Factory and at '3. distance, :;i. limestone quarry. It had two standing orders for the workman employed in the factoiry and in the quarries. Upto April, 1967, both sets of standing orders provided fo< superannuation of the workmen at the age of 55 with a stipulation for extension upto 60 years if a workman was found fit to work. After a dispute at the Cement Factory, a settlement was arrived at by which it was agreed that the standing order applicable to
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