Supreme Court of India
The Delhi Cloth and General Mills Ltd. v. Kushal Bhan
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The appellant company served a charge-sheet on the res- pondent who was one of its employees alleging that he had stolen the cycle of the company’s Head Clerk. criminal case relating 228 to the theft was pending against him then. He was asked to show cause why he should not be dismissed for misconduct, and as his explanation was unsatisfactory a certain date was fixed for enquiry. The respondent appeared before the enquiry committee but refused to participate in the enquiry by answering questions put to him as he did not want to produce any defence till the matter was decided by the Court.
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