Supreme Court of India

H.S. Chandra Shekara Chari v. The Divisional Controller, Ksrtc and Anr.

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Bench S. Saghir Ahmad An.D D.P. Wadhwa J.
Decided 31 March 1999

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Labour Law-Industrial Disputes Act, 1947-Section I IA-Award by the Labour Court setting aside the dismissal order against the appellant and directing re-instatement with full back wages-High Court disallowing full back wages on the reasoning that the appellant was not totally innocent and the charges against him could have been established by better or further evidence~Justifiability of-Held, the High Court had no jurisdiction, not even under Section 11 , to enter into the question whether the charges could have been established .by better or further evidence- Such speculation not the…

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