Supreme Court of India
Lic of India v. R. Suresh
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Industrial Disputes Act, 1947 - s.11A - Respondent, Development Officer in Appellant, a Corporation constituted c and incorporated under the 1956 Act - Departmental proceedings against him -· Enquiry Officer finding him guilty of negligence in duty but exonerating him from charges of breach of trust and forgery - Respondent dismissed - He raised industrial dispute - Industrial Tribunal holding that the punishment of dismissal was too harsh and ordering re- instatement of Respondent, albeit without grant of back-wages - Dispute as to whether the Industrial Tribunal had any ,.... ;urisdiction
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