Supreme Court of India
Krishi Utpadan Mandi Samity, Mangalore v. Pahal Singh
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Judgment/Order: Reasoned order-Award passed by Labour Court-Upheld in writ c petition, by High Court with modification in quantum of back wages without giving reasons-On appeal, held: High Court while exercising power under Arts.226 and 227 has to apply its mind to contentions raised hy parties and give reasoned order-High Court's order is not reasoned one and is set aside-Constitution of India, 1950-Arts.226 and 227. UP. Industrial Disputes Act, 194?: --~ s.2(g)-Terinination of workman~Before Labour Court, workman required to prove that his termination was illegal-Merely because he filed
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