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1968 Supreme(SC) 387

C.A.VAIDIALINGAM, J.M.SHELAT, V.BHARGAVA
Workmen Of Gujarat Electricity Board, Baroda – Appellant
Versus
Gujarat Electricity Board, Baroda – Respondent


Advocates:
For the Petitioner: Mr. S. H. Thakur.
For the Respondent: Mr. I. M. Nehvi.

Judgment

BHARGAVA, J. :- This appeal, by special leave, is directed against an Award of the Industrial Tribunal, Gujarat in an industrial dispute referred to it by the Government of Gujarat at the instance of the appellants who are 466 workmen of the Gujarat Electricity Board, Baroda (hereinafter referred to as "the Board") represented by the Saurashtra Vidyut Kamdar Sangh (hereinafter referred to as "the Sangh"). The dispute referred to related to two matters. One was the demand made in respect of rates of dearness allowance to be paid to the workmen. The second demand was that those of the workmen, to whom Contributory Provident Fund or Employees Provident Fund Scheme was applicable should be granted gratuity equal to 15 days wages for every year of service in addition to the provident fund benefits, while those workmen, who were entitled to pension according to the pensionary scheme in force, should have their pension calculated after adding 50 per cent of the dearness allowance to the basic pay.

2. The facts needed to explain the second demand may first be stated. The supply of electricity in the State of Saurashtra, prior to the year 1954, was being carried out departmentally by













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