Multiple choice

The verdict of the labour court in industrial dispute is described as:

  1. Judgement

  2. Decree

  3. Award

  4. Relief
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C Correct answer
Explanation

In labor law jurisprudence, the decision of a labor court or industrial tribunal in an industrial dispute is technically called an 'Award,' not a Judgment or Decree. This terminology is specific to industrial dispute resolution mechanisms. 'Relief' is a general legal term for remedies, not specific to labor court verdicts.

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