Supreme Court of India
Tejpal Singh v. Union of India and Ors.
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We are of the view that the petitioner had not been D afforded proper opportunity to defend himself inasmuch as the Inquiry Officer had refused to summon the witnesses cited by the workman.
Judgment, page 2
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Service Law: Removal from service-Challenge to-Dismissal upheld -I" by Forums below-In appeal, direction by Supreme Court to the Competent c Authority to settle the dispute-Employer willing to pay last salary drawn for ten years-Amount being inadequate, direction given to pay higher amount in full quit of all the claim. Appellant-employee was removed from service. He challenged the order of removal but lost before the forums below.…
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