Supreme Court of India
Borosil Glass Works Ltd. Employees' Union v. D.D. Bambode and Ors.
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Labour Laws: Trade Unions Act, 1926: c Section 28-IA-lnvoking of-Held: Can only be invoked by a person who had been a member of a registered trade union for a period of not less than 6 months- person whose application for membership is neither allowed nor considered is not a member for six months, and cannot invoke S.28-IA-Trade union-Disputes-Civil Court-Jurisdiction of-Held: is barred only in respect of matters which have been referred to an Industrial Court under S.28-IA-Jf a dispute does not fall under S.28-/ civil court has jurisdiction-Whether a person should or should not be admitted…
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