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Kerala Police Act, 2011
Article 226 in Constitution of India [Constitution]
Manohar Lal Sharma vs The Principle Secretary & Others on 17 December, 2013
In Manohar Lal Sharma v. Principal Secretary
[(2014) 2 SCC 532] the Apex Court held that, one of the
responsibilities of the police is protection of life, liberty and
property of citizens. The investigation of offences is one of the
important duties the police has to perform. The aim of
investigation is ultimately to search for truth and bring the
offender to the book.
Article 19 in Constitution of India [Constitution]
Ankush Maruti Shinde . vs State Of Maharashtra on 5 March, 2019
The Apex Court reiterated the said principle
in Ankush Maruti Shinde v. State of Maharashtra [(2019) 15
SCC 470].
Gujarat Steel Tubes Ltd vs Gujarat Steel Tubes Mazdoor Sabha on 19 November, 1979
In Gujarat Steel Tubes Ltd. Vs. Gujarat Steel Tubes
Mazdoor Sabha [(1980) 2 SCC 593] the Apex Court held that,
the right to unionise, the right to strike as part of collective
bargaining and subject to the legality and humanity of the
situation, the right of the weaker group viz. labour, to pressure the
stronger party viz. capital, to negotiate and render justice, are
processes recognised by industrial jurisprudence and supported by
Social Justice. While society itself, in its basic needs of existence,
may not be held to ransom in the name of the right to bargain and
strikers must obey civilised norms in the battle and not be vulgar
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or violent hoodlums industry, represented by intransigent
Managements, may well be made to reel into reason by the strike
weapon and cannot then sequeal or wail and complain of loss of
profits or other ill-effects but must negotiate or get a reference
made. The broad basis is that workers are weaker although they
are the producers and their struggle to better their lot has the
sanction of the rule of law. Unions and strikers are no more
conspiracies than professions and political parties, are, and being
far weaker, need succour. Part IV of the Constitution, read with
Article 19, sows the seed of this burgeoning jurisprudence. The
Gandhian quote at the beginning of the judgment [Para.5 @ Page
603 SCC] sets the tone of economic equity in industry. Of course,
adventurist, extremist, extraneously inspired and puerile strike,
absurdly insane persistence and violent or scorched earth policies
boomerang and are anathema for the law. Within these
parameters the right to strike is integral to collective bargaining.
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