Supreme Court of India
Sub-divisional Officer Telegraph, Bijnor v. The Presiding Officer Central Government Industrial Tribunal Cum-labour Court, Kanpur and Anr.
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Laches-Industrial dispute-Award by Industrial Tribunal-Original application thereaginst before Central Administrative Tribunal-Disposal c thereof as not maintainable-Dismissal of writ application by High Court being highly belated-On appeal, held: Jn the facts of the case writ application was not belated-Matter remitted to High Court for adjudication on merit- Industrial disputes Act, 1947. In an industrial dispute, Central Government Industrial Tribunal- :I cum-Labour Court passed an award in favour of workmen in 1992. Appellant-Department filed Original Application before Central ,.
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