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Karnataka High Court Allows Appeal in Industrial Dispute Case — Employer's Dismissal Order Approved Under Section 33(2)(b) of Industrial Disputes Act. Labour Court Exceeded Limited Scope by Adjudicating Merits Instead of Only Granting Approval.

14 Jul 2016

The Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) appealed against the judgment of a Single Judge affirming the Labour Court's rejection of its a...

High Court

Bombay High Court Allows Municipal Corporation's Petition to Dismiss Corrupt Employee Despite Minor Wage Deduction. Serious misconduct of diverting octroi refund and receiving illegal gratification outweighs technical non-compliance under Section 33(2)(b) of Industrial Disputes Act, 1947.

7 Jul 2026

The Petitioner, Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai, challenged the judgment and order dated 7 May 2010 passed by the Industrial Tribunal, Mumbai,...

High Court

High Court of Karnataka Examines Whether Industrial Tribunal Exceeded Jurisdiction Under Section 33(2)(b) Industrial Disputes Act While Rejecting Approval for Dismissal. Tribunal's Findings on Victimisation and Disproportionate Punishment Without Pleadings and Beyond Limited Prima Facie Review Challenged.

10 Mar 2023

The writ petition arose from an industrial dispute where the management of Bata India Limited challenged the order of the Industrial Tribunal, Bangalo...

Supreme Court

Supreme Court Upholds Industrial Tribunal’s Refusal to Approve Dismissal in Bank Employee’s Case — Findings of Domestic Enquiry Found Perverse. Held that under section 33(2)(b) of the Industrial Disputes Act, 1947, a Tribunal can disregard enquiry findings not based on any legal evidence, applying the perversity test from Bangalore Woollen Mills and other precedents.

20 Aug 1968

The case arose from the dismissal of Prakash Chand Jain, an employee of the Central Bank of India Ltd., after a domestic enquiry found him guilty of m...

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