Supreme Court of India
Mis. Fabril Gasosa v. Labour Commissioner and Ors.
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Lahour Law: Industrial Disputes Act, 1947: Section 2(p ). c Settlement-Definition of-Held: Contemplated only written settlement and not oral settlement-No oral agreement could be pleaded to vary or modify a written settlement-Industrial Disputes (Central) Rules, 1957, R. SB-Evidence Act, 1872, Ss. 91 and 92. Sections 33- (l) and (2) and 10(1)-Settlement-Recovery of money due under-Variable Dearness Al lowance (VDA)-Rate of-f'redetem1ined in tem1s of-Period for which it was payable not in dispute-Held: Claim for recovery of an·ears of VDA under S.33- (l) maintainable-Recourse to S.33- (2) was…
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