Supreme Court of India
J.K. Synthetics v. Rajasthan Trade Union Kendra and Ors.
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labour laws : Industrial Disputes Act, 1947- -Section 25-!V Termination uf services of workmen on closure of unit of a company--He/d, on facts, there was closure which was referred and decided by Industrial Tribunal. In January 1983, Appellant-company had a 'lay ofr on account of 100% power cut and non-functioning oCits generators. The Company terminated services of 1164 workmen on closure of Textile Division of the company because of huge losses and lack of power. Later, another 1201 workmen were retrenched by the Company. The respondent-union filed a Writ Petition before the High Court
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