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Jadhao Gears Limited, Amravati ... vs Rajkumar S/O Sahebrao Shete
2021 Latest Caselaw 986 Bom

Citation : 2021 Latest Caselaw 986 Bom
Judgement Date : 15 January, 2021

Bombay High Court
Jadhao Gears Limited, Amravati ... vs Rajkumar S/O Sahebrao Shete on 15 January, 2021
Bench: V.M. Deshpande
Judgment

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        IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY,
                   NAGPUR BENCH, NAGPUR

                     WRIT PETITION NO.3046 OF 2020

1. Jadhao Gears Limited,
D-9/2, 10 and 11, M.I.D.C. Area,
Amravati, Tahsil and District :
Amravati, through its Chief
Executive Officer.

2. Jadhao Gears Limited,
 D-9/2, 10 and 11, M.I.D.C. Area,
Amravati, Tahsil and District :
Amravati, through its Managing Director.            ..... Petitioners.

                                :: V E R S U S ::

Shri Rajkumar s/o Sahebrao
Shete, Aged about 46 years,
Occupation : service, resident of
Kiran Nagar, Amravati, Tahsil and
District : Amravati.                     ..... Respondent.
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Shri S.S.Ghate, Counsel for Petitioners.
Shri R.D.Wakode, Counsel for the Respondent.
===================================

                CORAM           : V.M.DESHPANDE, J.
                DATE            : JANUARY 15, 2021

ORAL JUDGMENT

1.             Heard learned counsel Shri S.S.Ghate for petitioners

and learned counsel Shri R.D.Wakode for the respondent. Rule.


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Rule is made returnable forthwith. Heard finally by consent of

learned counsel for parties.


2.             Petitioners take exception to order dated 7.11.2020

passed below Exhibit U-2 by learned Incharge Member, Industrial

Court, Amravati in Complaint (ULP) No.59/2020.                           By the

impugned order, learned Member of the Tribunal temporarily

stayed transfer order dated 9.1.2020 issued by petitioners against

the respondent transferring him from Amravati to Mulund (West)

Mumbai.


3.             Petitioners are employers with whom initially the

respondent took employment as 'Turner' and now he is 'Senior

Supervisor' and was discharging his duties at Amravati.


4.             After the respondent was transferred, he made a

representation with petitioners on 31.1.2020 and requested that

the transfer order be kept in abeyance in view of education of his

son. According to learned counsel for petitioners, the said was

accepted.          The      respondent       on   1.7.2020    gave      another



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representation to his employer (petitioners) pointing out therein

that due to pandemic situation railways are not running and it was

informed that railways may resume on 12.8.2020. Therefore, he

submitted that if railway travel is permitted and if accommodation

is provided at Mumbai, he will join services at Mumbai. The said

representation was also considered favourably.


5.             According to petitioners, on 11.8.2020 petitioners

gave a communication pointing out therein to the respondent that

as per his request his transfer is stayed, till 12.8.2020. By the

communication, it is also made known to the respondent that his

request letter dated 23.7.2020 is turned down and he was directed

to join at transferred place at Mumbai from 13.8.2020, else he will

be responsible for consequences.


6.             Petitioners, thereafter, approached to learned Member,

Industrial Court at Amravati by filing a complaint under Section 28

read with Item Nos.3, 5, and 9 of Schedule-IV of the Maharashtra

Recognition of Trade Unions and Prevention of Unfair Labour

Practices Act, 1971. The complaint was registered as Complaint


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(ULP) No.59/2020. Along with the said complaint, the respondent

also filed an application for interim relief. The said application is

at Exhibit U-2. Petitioners appeared in the said case and also filed

a reply to the application for interim relief. After hearing parties,

learned Member of the Tribunal passed a detailed order on

7.11.2020.       Operative portion of the said order is reproduced

herein below:


                "1. The application below Ex.U-2 in the
                Complaint U.L.P. No.-59/2020 is hereby
                allowed.

                2. The impugned Transfer Order dated 09-01-
                2020 issued by the respondents is Temporarily
                Stayed, and the Respondents are directed to
                allow the Complainant to work at Amravati,
                during pendency of this Complaint.

                3. No Order as to costs."


7.             Against the aforesaid order, the present writ petition is

filed.


8.             Submission of learned counsel Shri S.S.Ghate for the

petitioner, that final relief is granted in the guise of grant of



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temporary relief, is not correct inasmuch as learned Member of the

Tribunal has not set aside the order of transfer but he only

temporarily stayed the transfer order.


9.             It is informed to this Court that in view of order dated

7.11.2020, petitioners have permitted the respondent to discharge

his duties at Amravati. The main complaint is still pending. Any

observations on merits or demerits of order may cause prejudice to

the employer as well as to the respondent.


10.            In this view of the matter, I pass following order:


                                 ORDER

(1) The writ petition is disposed of maintaining order dated

7.11.2020 passed below Exhibit U-2 by learned Incharge Member,

Industrial Court, Amravati in Complaint (ULP) No.59/2020 that

transfer order dated 9.1.2020 issued by petitioners shall remain

temporarily stayed.

(2) Parties are directed to appear before learned Member,

Industrial Court at Amravati on 28.1.2021 and from the said date

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within a period of three months learned Member of the Tribunal

shall decide the complaint in accordance with law.

(3) It is expected that parties to the complaint shall extend full

cooperation to learned Member of the Tribunal for disposing of the

matter within the time limit.

(4) It is made clear that learned Member of the Tribunal shall

dispose of and decide the complaint in accordance with law and

without getting himself influenced by any of observations made by

him in order dated 7.11.2020.

The writ petition is disposed of. The Rule is made

accordingly.

JUDGE

!! BRW !!

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