If number, to what relief is he entitled ?
3/C of 1970 published in the Gazette of India, Part 11, Section 3, Sub section 11 dated 28 11 1970.
Appeal by Special Leave from the Award dated 25 10 1970 of the Central Industrial Tribunal, Chandigarh in Reference No.
N. Goyal, workman was a clerk in the Bank of Baroda, B.O. Civil Lines, Jullundur City.
646 of 1971.
3/C of 1970 between S. N. Goyal, workman and the management of the Bank of Baroda, by which the industrial dispute raised by the workman companyplaining about his illegal dismissal from service and seeking reinstatement was rejected holding that in the absence of any demand having been made by the companycerned workman on the respondent bank and companysequently numberindustrial dispute having companye into existence the Government was number companypetent to refer the dispute to the Tribunal for adjudication.
CIVIL APPELLATE JURISDICTION Civil Appeal No.
The Judgment of the Court was delivered by DESAI, J. This appeal by special leave arises out of an award made by Industrial Tribunal, Chandigarh in Reference No.
Ex parte against the respondent.
K. Garg for the appellant.
A charge sheet dated 31st July, 1965 was served upon him whereafter an inquiry into charges was held and ultimately the workman was dismissed from service, against which the workman unsuccessfully appealed.
The Union filed statement of claim.
The industrial dispute arising out of the dismissal of the workman was espoused by Punjab Bank Workers Union.
