Supreme Court of India
Indian Bank v. K. Usha and Anr. Etc. Etc.
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Banking Regulation Act, 1949 : Ss.2, 18(1) 18(3), 45(9) and (45(14)-Ama/gamation of Thanjavur Bank with Indian Bank-Claim for appointment on compassionate ground by dependents of employees who died while in service with transferor bank Scheme of Amalgamation indicating no provision on this topic-Claim based on a Settlement entered into in 1982 between the Union of employees of transferor bank and its management under s.2{p) of Industrial Disputes Act- Settlement not arrived at in conciliation proceedings-Held the Settlement u/s 2(p) rlw s. 18(1) of l. .Act would get transmitted to transferee…
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