Supreme Court of India

JALAN TRADING CO. (PRIVATE LTDJ) versus MILL MAZDOOR UNION

Decided: 5 August 1966
Judges listed: K.N. WANCHOO (as the open data lists them; this may not name the whole bench)
Disposal: Appeal(s) allowed

Citations

Official

[1967] 1 S.C.R. 15 · 1966 INSC 131

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AIR 1967 SC 691 (10 citing judgments)

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Cited in 10 other Supreme Court judgments we hold. The 5 most recent:

PIONEER URBAN LAND AND INFRASTRUCTURE LIMITED & ANR. versus UNION OF INDIA & ORS. 9 August 2019 · bench of 3 judges · cites it at para 38
M/S KOTHARI INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION LTD. versus TAMIL NADU ELECTRICITY BOARD & ANR. 1 October 2010 · bench of 2 judges · cites it at para 6
STATE BANK'S STAFF UNION (MADRAS CIRCLE) versus UNION OF INDIA AND ORS. 15 September 2005 · bench of 2 judges
PRATAP SINGH versus STATE OF JHARKHAND AND ANR. 2 February 2005 · bench of 5 judges
L.T.C. BHADRACHALAM PAPERBOARDS AND ANR. versus MANDAL REVENUE OFFICER, ANDHRA PRADESH AND ORS. 9 September 1996 · bench of 2 judges

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In accordance with the opinion of the majority, the appeal is. allowed and the order of the Industrial Tribunal set aside. The writ petitions are allowed in part and ss. 33, 34(2) and 37 are declared ultra vires. Tliere will be no order as to costs in all these proceedings. G.C.

p. 67, margin B