Supreme Court of India
Ballarpur Collieries Co, v. The Presiding Officer, C.G.I.T. Dhanbad and Anr.
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Industrial Disputes Act, 1947-S. 23(b) and S. 23(c)-During pen denc)' of proceedings befo;-e Tribunal c.·nd during a settlement workers struck-Whether S. 23 (b) or S. 23 (c) is attracted. In 1956 the "Majumdar Award'" was published and to this Award the appellant' was also a party. In January/February, 1960 the workers of the appellant Colliery had gone on strike. The efforts of the ma'lage ment failed to persuade the workers to resume duty. On the interven t:on of the Regional Labour Commissioner ( ), Bombay, the matter was resolved as a result of which the workers resumed their duty and
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