Supreme Court of India
Central Bank of India & Others v. Dragendra Singh Jadon
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Service law – Res Judicata – Applicability of – Respondent was appointed to the post of agricultural assistant in the appellant- Bank – Respondent was served a chargesheet alleging that he had impersonated his brother in a written test conducted by Bank – Disciplinary Enquiry held and thereafter services of the respondent was terminated by the appellant in the year 1982 – Respondent raised an industrial dispute – Tribunal by award dated 2008 held that charge of impersonation was not proved and dismissal was unjustified, thus reinstated respondent but without back wages – Respondent filed a…
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