D.H.WAGHELA

1. Upon this appeal being listed for hearing with several such appeals, nearly 200 other appeals were also caused to be listed in view of common issue of maintainability of such appeals having arisen in light of recent Division Bench decision of this Court in Gustadji Dhanjisha Buhariwala v. Nevil Bamansha Buhariwala [2011(2) G.L.H. 147]. That decision was rendered in the background of facts wherein the order of learned Single Judge in the matter arising from suit proceedings pending in a Civil Court was sought to be challenged before the Division Bench under Clause 15 of the Letters Patent. The Division Bench has taken the view that the petition before learned Single Judge was substantially under Article 227 of the Constitution of India and supervisory jurisdiction of the High Court was invoked. The group of appeals now listed for hearing before this Court arises from decisions of learned Single Judges in the petitions wherein awards and orders of Labour Courts and Industrial Tribunals are called into question. The difference in the factual background, however, would pale into insignificance in view of specific ratio and findings recorded in the erudite and elabor