Supreme Court of India
J. Jaishankar v. The Government of India and Anr.
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Industrial Disputes Act, 1940 : Section JO. Employee-Conviction under Section 509 !PC-Imposition of fine of Rs. 200---Conviction and sentence attaining finality-Reference under section JO of Industiial Disputes Act sought by employee-Single Judge of High Court directing Central Govemment to make reference for adjudication whether employee's dismissal was valid-Division Bench modifying the order of di; missal to one of discharge with payment of gratuity-Appeal-Held conviction under section 509 !PC involves moral tuTpitude--When a Govemmem servam is dismissed from se1vice on conviction by a…
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