Supreme Court of India
Association of Chemical Workers v. S.D. Rane and Ors.
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Maharashtra Recognition of Trade Union and Prevention of Unfair Labour Practice Act, 1971: Section 14--Recognition of trade union-Procedure adopted by the Investigating Officer-Cliallenged by a group of workers-Report of Investigat- ing Officer accepted by Industrial Court and High Court did not interfere with the same-On appeal held, under S.14 fresh application is prohibited for two years-Making application within one year from the date of order passed by the Indust1ial Tribunal also prohibited-Since the order of the Tribunal was passed in 1983 and sufficient time has elapsed, the embargo…
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