Supreme Court of India
Sunil Kumar Biswas v. Ordinance Factory Board & Ors.
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Industrial Disputes Act, 1947 – s.10 – Reference of di sputes to Boards, Courts or Tribunals – Appellant and respondent nos.4 -6 were working with Ordinance Factory Board (respondent no.1 ) for 25 years – They claimed regularisation of their services – Pursuant thereto, they filed OA against respondent No.1-3 be fore the CAT, which was dismissed – Writ petition filed by them was als o dismissed – On appeal, held: The remedy of the appellant and respondent Nos.4-6 lied in applying to the Central Government to make an industrial reference to the Industrial Tribunal u/s.10 of th e Industrial
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