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1953 Supreme(All) 18

MALIK, V. BHARGAVA
KANPUR MAZDUR CONGRESS – Appellant
Versus
J. K. SPINNING AND WEAVING MILLS CO. LTD. , KANPUR – Respondent


Advocates Appeared:
S.C.KHARE

( 1 ) THIS is a Writ application under Article 226 of the Constitution against an order of the Labour appellate Tribunal dated 19-5-52. The application is a belated one and even on that account we were inclined to dismiss it. We are, however, of the opinion that even on the merits the application has no force.

( 2 ) ONE Lalta Prasad was employed as a weaver in the firm of the opposite party No. 1. He was paid wages according to the yardage woven by him. To get more wages than the amount of work done by him entitled him to, he used certain fraudulent methods which were detected in september, 1950. The management after making proper enquiries dismissed him. There was an appeal filed before the Regional Conciliation Board which came to, the conclusion that Lalta prasad had been guilty of mis conduct and that his previous record had also not been satisfactory. The Regional Conciliation Board was, therefore, of the opinion that he was rightly dismissed. It was against the order of the Regional Conciliation Board a further appeal was filed before the Industrial Court. The learned Judge held that Lalta Pra sad was guilty of misconduct which made him liable to summary dismissal under stand













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