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...-recognition of the Union and now the Union members are demanding facilities enjoyed by them before de-recognition. According to the Respondent the matter was considered by the competent authority and....DECISION5. The Respondent submitted that consequent to a case being filed in the Supreme Court in connection with election of Union office bearers, the Supreme Court had stayed de...

...union to be the sole bargaining agent under the code of discipline. The question of recognition or de-recognition of the union has nothing to do with it and, therefore, the order cannot be said to be...aforesaid technical categories of Indian Airlines.”Then followed the impugned order of 17 March, 1969, leading to the de-recognition of the Air Corporation Employees' Union. That is so far...the writ asked for is a writ for mandamus or certiorari to cancel and quash the order of de-recognition of the employees' union. That is purely a union's right qua union. As pointed out in...

...recognition of de-registered union will continue. (iii) Whether recognition has been granted by Govt. of India to the MES Employees, Jabalpur vide registration No. 299/24...By his letter of 23.9.2008, the appellant had sought information on the following 03 paras :- (i) A copy of the recognition letter constitution and legislation...certificate in respect of MES Employees Union, Jabalpur registered vide registration No. 136/1954. (ii) Whether registration of the aforesaid union has been cancelled and whether the...

...trade union. Since we are concerned with the topic of recognition and de-recognition of trade unions, it would be appropriate to say a few words here about the historical background leading to the statutory provisi...Industrial Court grant recognition to a union. The corollary would be that its de-recognition cannot be done lightly. In other words, de-recognition of a union assumes as great an importa...that application for recognition can be made only by a union and, therefore, an application for de-recognition can also be made only by a union and not by individual employees. In other words, according...

...- recognition does not infringe the fundamental right guaranteed under art. 19 (1) (c) of the constitution. Of course, This has been laid down by the decisions of the supreme court we have already referred to. The calcutta decision has gone ...the respondent, The kerala state electricity board, Should not have withdrawn the recognition given by the board to the union. A learned judge dismissed the writ petition, And hence the appeal. The...this contention also we agree with the single judge. 4. The next contention urged is a more serious one, Viz., That the withdrawal of recognition of the union represented by the...

...1999, for de-recognition of the Petitioner Union and for recognition in its place, within two years of the Petitioner Union being recognised. A preliminary objection was raised by the Petitioner ...to the maintainability of the application since under Section 14 an application for de-recognition of a Union and recognition in place of the earlier Union cannot be filed within a period of two years...can be filed for de-recognition of a trade union and for recognition of another trade union in its place provided two years have elapsed since the non-applicant union had obtained ...

...nor de-recognition of the union violated the fundamental right to form an association under Article 19(1)(c) of the Constitution. It was thereafter observed in para 16 as...under:“The recognition of de-recognition of a union being a matter of private arrangement under the Code of Discipline which has no statutory force whatsoever cannot obviously confer on...the Appellants either individually or in a representative capacity the right to ask for such recognition or to complain against de-recognition of the union. Rights, if any, belong to the union of...

...peons, bill-collectors and store-keepers also. In view of this the appellant proposed to de-recognise union as having violated the condition of the recognition. The respondent-union pointed out that.... However, we do not pass any order regarding costs. 6. For more than one reason, we are unable to follow the above judgment. That was also a case of de-recognition of the Kerala State Electricity Board Executive W...of the Commissioner of Labour, Madras, and hereby accords recognition under the Coda of Discipline in Industry to the Tamil Nadu Electricity Board Accounts Subordinates Union, Coimbatore (Reg No...

...behalf, no recognition was granted to the Union. According to the respondents, it was not a case of de-recognition of the Union but of refusal of recognition due to its failure to furnish necessar...particulars sought for. It was further contended by them that though in their letters the respondents Nos. 2 and 4 had used the word ‘de-recognition’ and in the impugned letter dated July 13, 1990 it was stated ‘the Chheoki Depot La...Head Quar-ters. New Delhi (respondent No. 2 therein) and communicated to the Union through a letter dated July, 13, 1990 written by the respondent No. 4, whereby the Union was de-recognised and all the...

...(1990) 2 SCC 444 where also it was held that recognition or de- recognition of union is not a matter which concerns only the contesting unions or their members but a matter of utmost importance to the...for recognition of Association and for interaction with the same. 2. After hearing the senior counsel for the petitioner Association to some extent it transpires, (i) that though...earlier there was only one Association of all Officers of the respondent AAI but now there are several Cadre Based Associations; (ii) none of the said Associations has been granted recognition by the...

...granting recognition to the 3rdrespondent. Further, the 1strespondent issued an order dated 16.09.2009 de- recognizing the petitioner Union which was challenged before this Court in...17.07.2009 and the Writ Petition was filed on 02.09.2010 which was beyond the one year period. The de- recognition order against the petitioner union was passed on 16.09.2009 and the same was challenged in...petitioner challenging the impugned letter issued by the 2ndrespondent dated 17.07.2009 granting recognition to the 3rdrespondent Union and to quash the same...

...no Government guidelines in regard to the question of recognition or de-recognition based on the percentage of membership of the union with reference to total strength of employees, that the decision...Electricity Board for a particular period. In the matter of taking a policy decision, the union was stated to have no right to be heard. That principle may not apply where a question of de-recognition of an individually rec...confers a status on the union to represent the workers and as a bargaining agent. Unions have come to enjoy various facilities by virtue of such status. De-recognition involves deprivation of such status, right and faciliti...

...manner of doubt that the Board had asked for and the Union of India had granted de facto recognition.202. In the affidavit dated 8-10-2004 affirmed by a Deputy Secretary...framed by the Board do not spell out as to how without virtual recognition of the Union of India as also the patronage of States whether de facto or de jure it could become a national federation and...domestically and internationally. In the said affidavit, it is also stated that the Government of India has granted de facto recognition to the Board and continues to so recognise the Board as the apex...

...-recognition of as many as 54 National Sports Federations by the Government of India vide communication dated 25.06.2020. VFI figures at Sl.No.51. The learned counsel for the writ petitioner was at pains to emphasize that this communication ...endorsed every submission including the one premised on the de-recognition letter dated 25.06.2020. We are however not impressed. This is for more than one reason. TNSVA after all is affiliated to VFI. When... 9. There is another aspect of the matter. De-recognition by the Central Government was in response to certain allegations made in respect of the functioning of the...

...also raised that the forum to establish that the appellant union has a right to represent the employees employed in the undertaking is totally different. The B.I.R Act provides for getting de...-recognition of the representative union and obtaining of recognition as registered representative union by the appellant for employees in wollen textile industry in the local area of Thane Municipal...in proceedings under Act, 1 of 1972. For all purposes a recognised union continues to be a representative union and shall remain as such till the recognition is lost or revoked...

...report back for duty as a consequence of the ‘de-recognition’ of the Union by the Government. Sri Suryanarayana is also the Secretary of the Circle Branch and a member of the executive of the parent...petitioners Sri V.K Krishna Menon contended that the withdrawal of recognition of the All India Telegraph Engineering Employees' Union Class III was illegal, firstly because participation in an illegal...recognition alone will clothe an Association with sufficient legal status or personality to maintain a proceeding under Article 226 of the Constitution. A de-facto...

...Automobile Products of India Employees' Union Vs. Association of Engineering Workers, Bombay (1990) 2 SCC 444 where also it was held t...- recognition of union is not a matter which concerns only the contesting unions or their members but a matter of utmost importance to the interest of all workmen and to the industry and to the society in...; and, (ii) seeking mandamus to the respondent AAI to formulate policy for recognition of Association and for interaction with the same. 2. After hearing the senior...

.... However, in my view, if any injunction is in operation regarding recognition / de-recognition of a particular Union, ONGC cannot act contrary to the injunction if the same is in force. It is...question of giving recognition and consequential decision of de-recognition of the concerned Union, but, as stated earlier, that is to be done only after injunction, if any, is either vacated or modified and...recognised Union. It is averred in paragraph 3 of the petition that even though the petitioner-Union has requested the ONGC to give recognition to it, the same was not given and the office bearers of...

...Unions. However, merely because the trade union is registered, that by itself do not give any locus standi either to demand for recognition either de facto or de jure.3. In the absence of...relating to recognition of trade union, no Writ Petition will lie at the instance of any party. The Writ Petition is liable to be rejected on the sole ground that the petitioner through the aid of this...Court cannot seek for a factual recognition. The contention that the trade union, which has been recognised, has certain facilities, whereas the petitioner union has not been recognised and it would...

...Prevention of Unfair Labour Practices Act, 1972 (Maharashtra) [hereinafter referred to as “the Maharashtra Act”]. The Supreme Court held that the recognition or de-recognition of an Union, as...Employees' Union dealt with the controversy raised by two rival unions claiming majority membership of the workman; both vying for registration under the Recognition of Trade Unions and...Trade Unions Act seeking registration of the Union; which even as per the application, came into existence only on...