Supreme Court of India
Bikash Bhushan Ghose and Ors. v. M/s. Novaratis India Limited and Ors.
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Industrial Disputes Act, 1947-s. 10(1) (c) r/w s. 2A-Appropriate Government to make Reference of dispute-Termination of employees for not obeying transfer order-Workmen holding charge at Calcutta-Reference of dispute by State of West Bengal-Jurisdiction of-Held: Termination order against employees was served upon them at Calcutta-Employees did not join their duties at the transferred places-If transfer orders were set aside, employees would be deemed to be continued to be posted in Calcutta-Thus, legality of transfer orders having a direct nexus with the termination orders Also part of cause
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