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B.A.KHAN, SHAMBHOO SINGH
Ujjain Mill Mazdoor Sangh – Appellant
Versus
State of M. P. – Respondent
Ujjain Textile Mills, a Private Company was taken over by the Government and its management handed over to State Textile Corporation. It was closed down by Govt. Order dt. 14.8.1997. Appellants first filed review petition against this order before the Government and then filed M.P. No. 1368/97. They prayed for quashing of the order and for consideration of this Review application by the Government or to require it to refer the matter to the Tribunal for adjudication in terms of S. 25-O(5) of Industrial Disputes Act. This Writ Petition was disposed of by order dt. 30.9.97 providing as under:
"The Counsel for the petitioner only prays for a direction that the review application may be considered and decided within reasonable time in accordance with law." , The aforesaid limited prayer is not seriously opposed by the counsel for respondents.
In the circumstances, we dispose of this Writ Petition with a direction to respondent No.3 to consider and decide the application for review, pending before it within reasonable time in accordance with law."
It so happened that appellants' review petition was rejected by order dt. 29.9.1997, a day earlier. Upon this, they filed yet anoth
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