Supreme Court of India
Hussan Mithu Mhasvadkar v. Bombay Iron and Steel Labour Board and Anr.
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c Labour Laws : Industrial Disputes Act, 1947 Sections 20), 2 (s) & JO (I) Termination of service-Reference.filed before Labour Court-Status as workman-Section 20)-Scope of-Held reference not maintainable-Board not an industry and appellant not workman-High Court rejected the appeal-On appeal held: No error in the decision of the High Court that larger issue as to whether Respondent Board is an industry should have been entertained for consideration only in case where it is absolutely necessary when the claim could have been disposed of otherwise. Appellant was working as an Inspector in the
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