Supreme Court of India
M/s. Haryana Suraj Malting Ltd. v. Phool Chand
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Industrial Disputes Act, 1947: ss. 16, 17 and 17A – Ex-parte award – Power to recall, by the Industrial Tribunal/Lab our Court after it becomes enforceable – Held: Industrial tribunal/labour court is not functus officio after the award has become en forceable, as far as setting aside an ex parte award is concerned – It is within its powers to entertain an application as per the scheme of the Ac t and in terms of the rules of natural justice – Merely becau se an award has become enforceable, does not necessarily mean t hat it has become binding – For an award to become binding, it sh ould be
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