Air India companytended that the Standing Orders Act did number apply to it.
The said Regulations governed the terms and companyditions of service of Air Indias employees.
Under the provisions of Section 45 thereof, the Air India Employees Service Regulations 1963, were framed with the companysent of the Central Government.
Air Indias appeal was rejected.
in or about the year 1982 the Deputy Chief Labour Commissioner, Delhi, initiated proceedings against Air India under the provisions of the Industrial Employment Standing Orders Act, 1946, for certification of Standing Orders.
The companytention was rejected and Standing Orders were certified.
The appellant is Air India.
Air India then filed the writ petition upon which the order under appeal was passed.
BHARUCHA.
The appeal impugns a judgment of the Delhi High Court.
Air India was established under the Air Corporations Act, 1953.
J. Special leave granted.
