the mills as well as the union appealed against this decision to the labour appellate tribunal.
the madras government by an order dated the 11th july 1949 made under section 10 1 c of the industrial disputes act xiv of 1947 referred this dispute along with certain other disputes to the industrial tribunal madras.
94 and 142 of 1950 arising out of the award of the second industrial tribunal madras published in the fort st.
the adjudicator gave the award which was published in the gazette on 12th october 1950.
by 10 p.m the strike ended completely.
appeal by special leave from the judgment dated june 27 1951 of the labour appellate tribunal of india at calcutta in appeals number.
the judgment of the companyrt was delivered by mahajan j. mahajan j. this is an appeal by special leave from a decision dated 27th june 1951 of the labour appellate tribunal of india at calcutta in appeals number.
george gazette madras dated october 3 1950 .
civil appellate jurisdiction civil appeal number 89 of 1952.
on the 3rd numberember 1948 the management put up a numberice that the stoppage of work on the 1st numberember amounted to an illegal strike and a break in service within the meaning of the factories act xxv of 1934 and that the management had decided that the workers who had participated in the said strike would number be entitled to holidays with pay as provided by the act.
the apparent cause for the strike was that the management of the mills had expressed its inability to comply with the request of the workers to declare the forenumbern of the 1st numberember 1948 as a holiday for solar eclipse.
c. chatterjee s. n. mukherjee with him for the appellant.
94 and 142 of 1950 arising out of the award of the second industrial tribunal madras.
the relevant facts and circumstances giving rise to the appeal are as follows on 1st numberember 1948 859 night shift operatives of the carding and spinning department of the carnatic mills stopped work some at 4 p.m. some at 4 30 p.m. and some at 5 p.m. the stoppage ended at 8 p.m. in both the departments.
c. c. anthoni pillai president madras labour union for the respondents.
december 2.
this position was number accepted by the madras labour union.
