Supreme Court of India
Clerks of Calcutta Tramways v. Calcutta Tramways Co. Ltd.
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Industrial dispute-Dearness allowance-Clerks-Middle class employees-Whether uniform rates to be adopted-Decisions of Trilm nals-Power of the Supreme Court to interfere. It is well settled that the decisions of a Tribunal on questions of fact are final and that the Supreme Court would interfere only in cases where (1) the Tribunal acts in excess of the jurisdiction con ferred upon it under the statute or regulation creating it or where it ostensibly iails to exercise a patent jurisdiction; (2) there is an error apparenb on the face of the decision; (3) the Tribunal bas erroneously applied…
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