Supreme Court of India
B.D. Shetty and Ors. v. M/s. Ceat Ltd. and Anr.
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Labour Law: Industrial Employment (Standing Orders) Act, 1946: Section 10- ( 1 )(b)-Subsistence allowance-Payment o.f-Expression "delay in completion of disciplinary proceedings directly attributable to tlie conduct of workman" -Scope of-Stay of disciplinary proceedings pending ctiminal trial by Labour Court~Reduction of subsistence allowance on the ground that there was delay on the part of workmen in completing the discipli nary proceedings-Validity of-Held, stay of disciplinary proceedings by com- petent court pending criminal trial does not amount to "delay directly attrib utable to the
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