Supreme Court of India
The Lord Krishna Textile Mills v. Its Workmen
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Inauslrial Dispute.-Dismissal of "/Orkmen-Misconducl not connected with pending dispute-Application for approval-- Juris diction of Tribunal-U. P. Industrial Disputes Act, I947 (U. P. 28 of Ig47), s. 6E-lndustrial Disputes Act, 1947 (I4 of Ig47), s. 33. Two officers of the appellant_ were assaulted by the work men. In this connection the appellant served notices on eight workmen calling upon them to explain their conduct and to show cause why they should not be dismissed.…
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