Supreme Court of India
State of Haryana and Ors. v. Bikar Singh
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Labour Law: Industrial Disputes Act, 1947: Jurisdiction of Civil Court-Conductor in Haryana Roadways-Dismissal from service-Suit filed before civil court for declaring order null and void TJ.ough civil court framed issue as regards its jurisdiction but recorded no finding thereto and decreed the suit---Held, all courts below including High Court failed to norice this important questwn of law -In the view that this court has been taking consistently. the civt! cuurt had not jurisdiction to entertain such suit and any decree passed by chi: cir ii court without jurisdiction is a nullity--Orders…
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