Supreme Court of India
Karbhari and Others v. Deepak V. Chengede and Others
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Trade Unions Act, 1926 – Kopargaon Taluka Sakhar Kamgar Sabha was registered as Representative Union under the Act and was governed by its Constitution and the provisions of the Act – Members of the Sabha come from seven Units – Matters concerning election to the General Council and the Managing Committee of the Sabha were pending in the High Court – High Court directed that the election be held as per the Constitution of the Sabha – Election Officer declared the election programme stipulating Unit wise reservation to the posts of Vice-Presidents and Secretaries wherein all seven units would…
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