Supreme Court of India
Dilip Mani Dubey v. M/s Siel Ltd. & Anr.
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Uttar Pradesh Industrial Disputes Act, 1947: s. 6-N – Termination of workman – Industrial reference – Industrial Tribunal answered the reference in favour of the workman and directed his reinstatement with back wages – In Writ petition, award of the Tribunal set aside – However, High Court directed that whatever amount, paid to the workman in compliance with order passed u/s. 17- proceedings, during pendency of litigation, shall not be recovered – Review petition dismissed – On appeal, held: High Court rightly concluded that the workman did not work continuously for one year – Such finding of…
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