Supreme Court of India
Mis Rahman Industries Pvt. Ltd v. State of Lj.p. and Others
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Industrial Disputes Act, 1947 - Power of Government - To refer the industrial dispute for adjudication - Judicial interference - Permissibility - Held: In the scheme of the Act it is well within jurisdiction of the Government to examine a case for the purpose of satisfying itself as to existence of dispute for reference - Judicial order may interfere with such power of Government, only when it finds thar the reference of the dispute was unjustified and on irrelevant factors - Jn the present case, the High court, by directing the Government to refer the dispute for adjudication, has denied the
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