Supreme Court of India
Gyanendra Sahay v. M/s. Tata Iron and Steel Co. Ltd.
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Labour Laws: Voluntary retirement-Appiied by employee-Acceptance thereof on the same day-Representation by employee after 48 drys from the date of application for reconsideration and praying for reinstatement Representation rejected by employer-Industrial dispute raised by employee on the ground that the application for voluntary retirement was signed under undue and excessive pressure-Labour Court as well as Single Judge of High Court held that the employee was coerced to submit his resignation-Division Bench of High Court allowed the case of employer-In appeal, held: In view of the facts
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