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Tata Oil Mills Co. Ltd vs Its Workmen on 31 March, 1964 cites

The Delhi Cloth And General Mills Ltd vs Kushal Bhan on 10 March, 1959

Findings properly recorded at such enquiries are binding on the parties, unless, of course, it is known that the said findings are perverse, or are not based on any evidence. There is yet another point which remains to be considered. The Industrial Tribunal appears to have taken the view that since criminal proceedings had been started against Raghavan, the domestic enquiry should have been stayed pending the final disposal of the said criminal proceedings. As this Court has held in the Delhi Cloth and General Mills Ltd. v. Kushal Bhan,(1) it is desirable that if the incident giving rise to a charge framed against a workman in a domes- tic enquiry is being tried in a criminal court, the employer, should stay the domestic enquiry pending the final disposal of the criminal case. It would be particularly appropriate to (1) [1960] 3 S.C.R. 227.
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