Supreme Court of India
Allahabad Bank & Ors. v. Krishan Pal Singh
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Service Law – Dismissal – Monetary compensation in lieu of reinstatement – Respondent was Clerk-cum-Cashier in appellant- Bank – Burning incident of Bank records – Suspecting complicity of respondent, he was placed under suspension and disciplinary proceedings initiated against him – On completion of enquiry, respondent was dismissed from service – He raised industrial dispute – Industrial Tribunal–cum–Labour Court held that misconduct alleged against respondent was not proved, but a case was made out by the management of loss of confidence, and accordingly ordered payment of compensation of…
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