Supreme Court of India
Vijaya Bank v. Shyamal Kumar Lodh
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In the result, both the appeals are dismissed with cost, D quantified at Rs.25,000/- to be paid by the appellant to the respondent.
Judgment, page 16
From the headnote
Industrial Disputes Act, 1947: s.'33C(2) - Subsistence allowance - Application for c suspension/subsistence allowance filed under s.33C(2) before the Labour Court, Dibrugarh constituted under s. 7 of the Act - Employer situated within the local limits of its jurisdiction - Jurisdiction of Labour Court, Dibrugarh to decide the dispute - Held: Labour Court, Dibrugarh is not specifi-ed by the appropriate government i.e. Central Government for adjudication of the disputes under s.33C(2), however dispute can be entertained in view of s.10A(2) of 1946 Act- Industrial Employment (Standing orders)
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