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Bare acts > Maharashtra Recognition of Trade Unions and Prevention of Unfair Labour Practices Act, 1971 > Section 5
 
  


 

5. DUTIES OF INDUSTRIAL COURT. - It shall be the duty of the Industrial Court –

(a) to decide an application by a union for grant of recognition to it;

(b) to decide an application by a union for grant of recognition to it in place of a union which has already been recognised under this Act;

(c) to decided an application from another union or an employer for withdrawal or cancellation of the recognition of a union;

(d) to decide complaints relating to unfair labour practices except unfair labour practices falling in item 1 of Schedule IV;

(e) to assign work, and to give directions, to the Investigating Officers in matters of verification of membership of unions, and investigation of complaints relating to unfair labour practices;

(f) to decide references made to it on any point of law either by any civil or criminal court; and

(g) to decide appeals under section 42.

 

 

 

 

 

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