Supreme Court of India
Ram Lakhan Etc. Etc. v. Presiding Officer and Ors.
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Industrial Disputes Act, 1947: S. 33(1)-Employees under suspension-Claim for Subsistence Allowance-Industrial dispute pending before Industrial Tribunal- Employer's application for permission to dismiss the employees on completion of inquiry-Held, Management can, pending disposal of the application, place the employee under suspension, but it has to pay Subsistence Allowance to the employee-No conflict between Hotel Imperial's case• and Fakirbhai's case**-Subsistence Allowance shall be paid to the employees for the whole period of suspension as provided under the Standing Orders or under the…
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