( 1 ) THE petitioner Brij Mohan Bagaria is an attorney practising in this court. He has been practising as such for the last 18 years and at the present moment has a large establishment at his office situate at No. 6, Old Post Office Street, consisting of 6 qualified assistants, 2 articled clerks, about 42 ordinary clerks and 14 other described as 'subordinate staff'. I mention this because in a reference made by Government of West Bengal, to which I shall presently refer, it has been stated that an industrial dispute, exists between 'messrs. B. M. Bagaria, 6, Old Post Office Street, Calcutta and their employees as represented by B. M. Bagaria's Employees' Union, 45, Bow Bazar Street, Calcutta", and in an order made, by the First Labour Court the learned Judge has described the petitioner as a 'company'. In this application, the petitioner has alleged that he is an attorney practising in this Court and the employees are his employees which fact is not denied. It appears, however, that the employees of the petitioner have grouped themselves into an Union known as 'b. M. Bagaria Employees Union' and have been conducting themselves as if the calling of a solicitor is