Supreme Court of India
National Jute Manufacturers Corporation Ltd. v. Katihar Mazdoor Sangh and Ors.
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Labour Law: Bihar Industrial Establishment (National and Festival Holidays and Casual Leave) Act, 1976: Section 13-Leave-Workmen entitled to I 0 days of paid national and festival holidays and 7 days' casual leave prior to transfer of Jute Mill-New Corporation allowed the same facility of leave to the workmen, through a tripartite settlement, though the Bihar Act not applicable to the Corporation Subsequently, the paid holiday of Deepawali was substituted by paid holiday on 2nd October-But Industrial Tribunal ordered paid holiday of Deepawali to the workmen-Correctness of-Held: Under the…
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