Supreme Court of India
State Bank of Bikaner v. Balai Chander Sen
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lndustn"al Dispute-Application for approval moved before dis charge-Validity of the application-Industrial Disputes Act (14 of 1947), s. 33(2)(b.) The respondent while working as an assistant cashier of the appellant-bank, received Rs. 4,100/- but denied having received that amount and stated that he was paid only Rs. 4,000/-. He was suspended and charge-sheeted for giving false statements to the manager. An enquiry was held.…
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