Supreme Court of India

The Secretary, A.P. Social Welfare Residential Educational Institutions v. Shri Pindiga Sridhar and Ors.

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Bench H.K. Sema and D.K. Jain JJ.
Decided 19 March 2007

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Service Law: Appointment-Compassionate appointment-Appointment sought admittedly concealing certain facts-Appointment granted-Termination on the ground that the same was secured by suppressing the facts-Single Judge of High Court upholding the order-Division Bench of High Court set aside c the order of termination on the ground that before passing it, show cause notice was not given to the employee and hence violative of principles of Natural Justice-On appeal, held: Department was justified in terminating the services of the employee-In view of the admitted facts of suppression, there was no…

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