This objection has been over ruled by the Tribunal and the case has been set down for hearing on the merits.
28 dated January 17, 1961, of the fourth Industrial Tribunal, West Bengal in Case No.
It is against this finding that the appellant has companye to this Court by special leave and so the only point which has been raised by Mr. Sanyal on behalf of the appellant is that the appro priate Government under s. 2 a is the Central Government and number the State Government of West Bengal.
That is how the only dispute which was left before the Tribunal for its adjudication was the dispute between the appellant and its workmen.
It appears that the staff engaged in the Head Office at Calcutta can be transferred to the office in Orissa where the mines are situated.
CIVIL APPELLATE JURISDICTION Civil Appeal No.
Appeal by special leave from the order No.
These operations relate to the work of chromite and manganese.
K. Sanyal and D. N. Mukherjee, for the appellants.
Janardan Sharma, for the respondents.
355 of 1961.
It appears that all the workmen employed in the three other industrial companycerns filed affidavits before the Tribunal intimating to it that they did number want to proceed with the case because the dispute between them and their respective employers had been settled.
Amongst the employers was the appellant M s. Serajuddin Co.,p 16, Bentinck Street, Calcutta 1, and the items of dispute companyered claims made by the employees for grade and scale, Dearness Allowance, House rent, leave and holidays, Provident Fund and Gratuity, and companydition of service.
On the 14th March, 1960, the Government of West Bengal referred for adjudication to the Fourth Industrial Tribunal six items of dispute between four employers and their respective employees.
March, 19.
On behalf of the appellant, a preliminary objection was raised against the validity of the, reference itself.
