Supreme Court of India
General Manager, Indian Overseas Bank v. Workmen, All India Overseas Bank Employees Union
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Industrial Disputes Act, 1947: 2(s)-workmen-jewel appraisers employed by the bank-Held, are not c workmen. Indian Overseas Bank, on the basis of contracts had employed about 767 jewel appraisers mainly in the rural branches in the States of Tamil Nadu, Pondicherry, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala and few branches in Bihar and Orissa. Bank advanced agricultural loans to its constituents and also members of the staff. The All India Overseas Bank Employees Union ('Union') raised a dispute taking the stand that the jewel appraisers engaged by the bank are part time workers of the bank. Relying
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