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2001 (9) TMI 915 - SUPREME COURTWhether an appeal would lie against an order made in writ petition before the High Court challenging an order of the labour court? Held that:- Appeal dismissed. It cannot be stated that the conclusions emanating from the orders of the Industrial Court are one of non-application of mind to the facts or ignoring any of the relevant facts or taking into consideration any of the facts not available on record, much less can the conclusions be characterised as perverse. Thus the writ jurisdiction has been appropriately exercised by the learned Single Judge. Hence, we decline to interfere with the order by the learned Single Judge. The appellants in these appeals also claim payment of back wages. On that aspect also both the Industrial Court and the learned Single Judge have given cogent reasons and, therefore there is no justification to interfere with that aspect of the matter either.
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