RANGANATH MISRA, M.M.PUNCHHI
Nirchiliya – Appellant
Versus
Safire Theatre, Madras – Respondent
JUDGMENT :
Mr. Ranganath Misra, J. - This appeal by certificate from the High Court seeks to challenge the decision of the High Court where it has been held that the appellants as employees under the Madras Shops & Establishments Act, 1941 (Madras Act for short) were nor entitled to the benefit of restoration of employment given by the Authority under that Act in view of the fact that the appellants had taken an earlier proceeding under the Industrial Disputes Act bur allowed the same to be dismissed for default before the Labour Court. The High Court is of the view that both the Labour Court as also the authority under the Madras Act had jurisdiction to entertain the dispute bur appellant., having elected to move the Labour Court, after abandoning the claim before it could nor reagitate their claim before the authority under the Madras, Act.
2. We are of the view that once remedy cou1d be worked our in either of the forums, when the proceeding before the Labour Court was no continued, in the absence of any specific bar uncle either the Madras Act or the Industrial Dispute Act against the alternative forum being moved the jurisdiction of the authority under the Madras Act would not b
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