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Ammedabad Municipal Corporation vs Sureshbhai G Trivedi on 10 September, 2018 cites

National Engineering Industries Ltd vs State Of Rajasthan And Ors on 1 December, 1999

8. It was submitted by the respondent that once a reference has  been   made   under   Section   10   of   the   Act   a   Labour   Court   has   to  decide the same and the High Court in writ jurisdiction cannot  interfere in the proceedings of the Labour Court. That is not a  correct   proposition   to   state.   An   administrative   order   which  does   not   take   into   consideration   statutory   requirements   or  travels outside that is certainly subject  to judicial  review,  limited   though   it   might   be.   The   High   Court   can   exercise   its  powers   under   Article   226   of   the   Constitution   to   consider   the  question   of   the   very   jurisdiction   of   the   Labour   Court,   In  National   Engg.   Industries   Ltd.   v.   State   of   Rajasthan"   this  Court observed: (SCC 13. 393, para 24)  '24. It will be thus seen that the High Court has jurisdiction  to entertain a writ petition when there is an allegation that  there is no industrial dispute and none apprehended which could  be   the   subject   matter   of   reference   for   adjudication   to   the  Industrial Tribunal under Section 10 of the Act, Here it is a  question   of   jurisdiction   of   the   Industrial   Tribunal,   which  could be examined by the High Court in its writ jurisdiction.  It   is   the   existence   of   the   Industrial   Tribunal   (sic   dispute)  which   would   clothe   the   appropriate   Government   with   power   to  make   the   reference   and   the   Industrial   Tribunal   to   adjudicate  it.   If   there   is   no   industrial   dispute   in   existence   or  apprehended the appropriate Government lacks power to make any  reference"
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