Supreme Court of India
Ramesh Sanka v. Union of India & Ors.
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Constitution of India – Art.32 – Personal contractual rights inter se the employee and his employer – Petitioner alleged that Respondent No.12 - a Limited Company committed several financial irregularities in their business and financial dealing with many Companies, firms and individuals in contravention of the provisions of Several Acts/Rules/Regulations – Respondent No.12 contended that writ petitioner was its former employee and that petition was filed with an ulterior motive to tarnish the image of respondent no.12, as some civil suits were pending between them – Held: In instant case…
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