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1992 Supreme(Mad) 472

A.R.LAKSHMANAN
AIR FRANCE – Appellant
Versus
DY. COMMR. OF LABOUR – Respondent


For the Appearing Parties: A.L. Somayaji, Aiyar, Dolia, K. Madhavan,
M.S. Sivan, P. Shanmugham, S. Govind Swaminathan, Advocates.

Judgment :

A. R. Lakshman, J.

( 1 ) THE petitioner above named has filed the present writ petition for the following relief. To issue a writ of certioriari or any other writ, order of direction, calling for the records of the 1st respondent culminating in the order date November 20, 1987 in T. S. E. A. No. 27 of 1987 and quash the same.

( 2 ) IN brief, the relevant facts of the case are as follows: Air France has an office at Madras and the 2nd respondent was the District Manager, along with five other employees. The petitioner management decided to close its Madras office for economic reasons. In compliance with the requirements of Section 25ffa, under which a statutory notice of sixty days to various authorities of the State and the affected parties has to be given. By letter dated January 8, 1987, the notice intimating the managements intention to close its Madras office with effect from March 31, 1987 was sent to all the authorities prescribed under the Act as well as to the affected parties. The services of the workmen were terminated in accordance with law and they were offered their full terminal compensation.

( 3 ) THE conditions of service of the supervisory and managerial



































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