Supreme Court of India

Sarva Shramik Sanghatana (k.v.) Mumbai v. State of Maharashtra and Others

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Bench C.K. Thakker and Markandey Ka Tju JJ.
Decided 28 November 2007

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We are of the opinion that the decision in Sarguja Transport F case (supra) has to be understood in the light of the observations in paragraphs 8 & 9 therein, which have been quoted above.

Judgment, page 7

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Industrial Disputes Act, 1947-s. 25-0 (1) (3) and (5)- Application for closure of mill-Withdrawal off or amicable settlement of the dispute, without liberty to file fresh application-Second c application seeking same relief after failure of settlement- Maintainability of-Held: Second application was maintainable- Withdrawal of first application was bonafide--Order of the authority >I allowing to withdraw the first application cannot be deemed to be ' order refusing to grant permission, as the order was not passed on merits-Therefore, s. 25-0(5) has no application-An application under…

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