Supreme Court of India
State Road Transport Corporation v. Man Singh
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labour laws: Industrial Disputes Act, 1947; Ss. I I- and 25- : c Termination of services of a conductor/workman by employer-State Road Transport Corporation-Industrial Dispute-labour Court directing reinstatement ofthe workman with back wages-Affirmed by High Court-On appeal, Held: Though the Labour Court has jurisdiction to pass an award directing re-instatement of the workman in terms of Section I I- of the Act bllt the discretionmy relief must be granted upon by the Court taking into consideration all attending circumstances-The workman was appointed on a temporary basis-Since dispute was
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