Labour Laws – Industrial Disputes Act, 1947 – s.33(C)(2) – Single Judge of High Court passed common judgment - dismissing the writ petition preferred by the Management in which the Management challenged the original judgment and award passed by the Labour Court and allowing the writ petition preferred by the workman against the order of Labour Court rejecting his s.33(C)(2) application – Held: So far as challenge to the award passed by the Labour Court by the Management is concerned, there was only one submission with respect to territorial jurisdiction and the Single Judge negatived the same – The same does not warrant any interference – However, at the same time, while allowing the writ petition preferred by the workman, there was no discussion at all by the Single Judge on the order passed by the Labour Court rejecting the s.33(C)(2) application – The Single Judge ought to have given some findings on the order passed by the Labour Court rejecting the s.33(C)(2) application – Under the circumstances, matter remitted back to Single Judge of High Court to decide writ petition preferred by the workman afresh, on merits.
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