Supreme Court of India
Director, Food and Supplies, Punjab and Anr. v. Gurmit Singh
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Labour Laws: Industrial Disputes Act, 1947: c s.10--Reference to Lribour Court-Labour Court, without deciding pleas of non-applicability of the Act and 9 years delay in making the claim, directing reinstatement of workman-High Court declining to interfere Held, Labour Court having not adjudicated on the jurisdictional aspect and delay, orders of Labour Court and High Court set aside-Matter remitted to Labour Court for adjudication on these aspects-Jurisdiction of Labour Court-Delay/Laches.
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