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Section 69: Summoning of witnesses etc

The Industrial Disputes Rule 1957State Rules of Chhattisgarh · 1947

(I) The provisions of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 (Act V of 1908), relating to the summoning attendance, examination of witnesses and penalties to be imposed upon witnesses, shall apply to the person required to give evidence or to reproduce documents before the Commissioner under these Rules.

(2) Every person who is summoned and ap~ 5AJ The M.P. lndu trial Di 10-1 PUies Rule ~- . •oner hall be entitled to paym • 1957 111ss1 cn1 by th 19 co1111. ed under rule 64. of an allowance e Labour oun J Jep0511 ce with the scale for the time bei·n . [or expense in out of the sum v dafl . • . . gm ,ore fi curred b h ,,cor ses appearing 111 the C1v1I Courts e or payment of h Y 1m 1n iu1es . · 511C allow 1o'v 10 Representation of partie before h ance • d' t I II t e Com · . dust rial 1spu es 1a appear before the C . . m loner.- Th .

the 111 I . omm1ss1on . e pan,cs 10 1 er person w 10 1s competent to represent ti . er, either in J>Crso by 01 1 1em 111 th nor a11bourCourt. . e proeeedings before lhc 1)1 71 . Notice _of strik~.- (I) The notice of strike to be .

. utility service shall m Fonn L. given by workmen in a Pubhc . f . f (Z) On receipt o a notice o a strike under sub-rule rtl with intimate the fact to the Conciliation Office h (_I), •~e _employer hall fo 1 r avmg Jurisdiction in the fllatter.

12. Notice of lock-out.- The notice of lock-out to b .

ino on a public utility service shall be in Form Me ~[iTvhen by ~n employer carrY O • I b I 1 • e notice shall be ·s layed consp1c~ous y y t 1e emp oyer on a notice board at the mai dhi ~stablislunent m the Manager's office: 11 entrance to I e h d .

Provided that w ere a tra ~ union exists, a copy of the notice shall also be served 011 the Secretary of the Umon.]

Where this provision sits

ActThe Industrial Disputes Rule 1957
Section69
Marginal noteSummoning of witnesses etc
JurisdictionState of Chhattisgarh
StatusIn force as published by the source

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