Supreme Court of India
Lakshmi Devi Sugar Mills Ltd. v. Pt. Ram Sarup
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Industrial Dispute-Application for permission to dismiss work men-Jurisdiction of Appellate Tribunal-Scope of enquiry ! nterim order of suspension by employer pending enquiry and receipt of permission-If amounts to a lock-out-If amounts to punishment -Prior permission of the Appellate Tribunal, if required-Enquiry by General Manager-Non-co-operation by Workmen-Enquiry not held within the prescribed time-If a breach of Standing Orders Industrial Disputes (Appellate Tribunal) Act (XL VIII of 1950), .,.…
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