Supreme Court of India
Food Corporation of India Staff Union v. Food Corporation of India and Ors.
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Trade Unions Act, 1926-Registration under-Trade Union-Recogni tion of-Detennining representative character of Trade Unions-Mode of. The Food Corporation of India had more than one registered trade unions and needed to determine a sole bargaining agent. In order to assess the representative character of the trade unions FCI and the Trade Unions representing the workmen had agreed to follow the secret ballot system. The matter was brought before the Supreme Court to lay down the proce dure for tailoring the secret ballot to yield correct results. Disposing the petition, this Court )
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