Supreme Court of India
D.N. Krishnappa v. The Deputy General Manager
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Industrial Disputes Act, 1947 – s.33- (2) – Recovery of money due from an employer – Award passed ordering reinstatement with back wages – Order stayed during pendency of proceedings – Denial of back wages from date of award – Not justified – Principle of merger – Non-applicability of – Appellant was dismissed from service by respondent-bank – Labour Court ordered reinstatement with 50% back wages vide order dtd.18.07.07 – Eventually, High Court confirmed the order of reinstatement but without any back wages vide order dtd.
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