Supreme Court of India
The Management of Sri Ramnarayan Mills Ltd. v. Secretary Coimbatore District Textile Workers Union (hms) and Ors
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Labour Law: Certified Standing Orders – Application filed by the appellant (employer) to the Joint Commissione r of Labour (certifying officer) seeking permission to add new groun d i.e. “break in service” in Clause 16 of the Chapter of Punishment in Certified Standing Orders – Labour court and High Court dismi ssed the application – On appeal, held: “break in service” cannot be allowed as a ground by way of punishment in Clause 16 of the Chapter of Punishment in Certified Standing Orders – Suc h a ground will defeat the very object of the Payment of Gratuity Act which is a beneficial
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