Supreme Court of India
Mayurakshi Cotton Mills and Ors. v. Panchra Mayurakshi Cotion Mills Employees Union and Ors.
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Constitution of India- ,rticles 136, 226-Interference in labour mat ters-Mills purchased by State Government after liquidation proceedings and employees of erstwhile mills employed in new set-up-Lock out by manage- ment of new mill due to financial crisis-Writ petition filed before High Court-Settlement arrived at between both parties resulting in retrenchment_ of some workmen-Prayers in writ petition appropriately moulded-Single--_ · Judge held it to be an industrial dispute and that interest of all workmen had not been protected in the settlement-Division Bench held, settlement in
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