Supreme Court of India
Upendra Chandra Chakraborty and Anr. v. United Bank of India
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Bonus-Custortiary bonus. concept of-Tests to be applied-Bonus paid to the employees of the respondent Bank during. the pooja period, whether has the charaeteristic of customary bonus know to /aw-Applicability of section 33- (2) of the Industrial Disputes Act, 1947. Two employees of the respondent Bank preferred a claim on the basis of the existence of legal right in thent to the payment of a customary bonus on the eve of pooja. Th-o;ir case was that the bonUs paid to them every year on the eve of pooja at the rate of pay as on 1st September of the respective year was un related to any profit
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