Landmark Judgments For Section 33
Summary
Section 33(c)(2) of the Industrial Disputes Act deals with the computation of pre-existing benefits. Key judgments include Central Bank of India Ltd. Vs P.S. Rajagopalan, which defined the scope of the section, and Municipal Corporation of Delhi vs Ganesh Razak, clarifying that the section can only be invoked for recognized benefits. To proceed with a case, file an application before the Labour Court, ensure all necessary documents are in order, and consider hiring a labor law specialist.Full Conversation
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Hi ****! Could you please specify the legal issue you're facing? This will help me provide more accurate information.
I need some land mark judgement on sec * (c) * Industrial dispute act
Hi ****! Here are a few landmark judgments related to Section *(c)(*) of the Industrial Disputes Act:
- Central Bank of India Ltd. vs P.S. Rajagopalan: This case defined the scope of Section *(c)(*), stating that it is a provision for computation of benefits which are pre-existing, and not for the determination of new rights.
- Municipal Corporation of Delhi vs Ganesh Razak: This judgment clarified that Section *(c)(*) can only be invoked where the right to receive the benefit is already recognized.
- State Bank of India vs Ram Chandra Dubey: It was held that Section *(c)(*) is in the nature of an executing provision and not an adjudicatory mechanism.
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You're welcome, ****! If you need more specific details or other cases, feel free to ask. Would you like information on how to proceed with a case under Section *(c)(*) or any other legal assistance?
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Sure, ****. To proceed with a case under Section *(c)(*) of the Industrial Disputes Act:
- File an Application: The workman can file an application before the Labour Court.
- Documentation: Ensure all necessary documents supporting your pre-existing benefits are in order.
- Legal Representation: Consider hiring a lawyer specialized in labor law for better representation.
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