Appeal by special leave from the award dated March,13, 1961, of the Fifth Industrial Tribunal, West Bengal, in Cue No.
They were.,
It appears that a joint enquiry was held against Manik and one Birinchi.
companyfronted with the reports of the supervisor and other persons made behind their backs and were simply asked why these persons would be making the reports against them falsely.
Nobody was examined at this enquiry to prove the charges.
In support of the appeal against this order Mr. Sen Gupta has urged that it was number open to the Industrial Tribunal to go behind the finding arrived at by the domestic tribunal.
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Janardan Sharma, for the respondents.
K. Sen Gupta and D. N. Mukherjee, for the appellant.
According to the inquiring authority they were unable to explain as to why these persons would be making the reports against them falsely.
It is number clear whether what they said was recorded.
He companytended that the Tribunal was wrong in thinking that the rules of natural justice were number followed.
VIII 167 of 1960.
Only Manik and Birinchi were examined.
The order of dismissal was made on November 11, 1959.
The dispute was with regard to the dismissal of 11 workmen and was referred to the Fifth Industrial Tribunal, West Bengal.
The judgment of the Court was delivered by DAS GUPTA J. This appeal arises out of an industrial dispute between the appellant and its workmen.
May 7.
681 of 1962.
