Supreme Court of India
Globe Ground India Employees Union v. Lufthansa German Airlines & Anr.
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We are of the view that the first respondent is neither necessary nor proper party, to answer the reference by the Industrial Court.
Judgment, page 12
From the headnote
Industrial Disputes Act, 1947– ss.10(4) and 25- , 25- , 25- O, 25-N – Information furnished by the first respond ent (holding company of the second respondent-employer of the ap pellant- workers’ union) that they would stop ground handling services from the International Airlines at Delhi – Workers of the ap pellant-union were issued termination notices– Dispute referred by the Central Government to the Industrial Tribunal – Before the Tr ibunal, the appellant inter alia alleged that second respondent is a joint venture formed by Globe Ground Deutschland GmbH and one Bird Group, which floated
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