Supreme Court of India
Dr. S. B. DUTT v. UNIVERSITY OF DELHI
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The appellant, a professor in the respondent University, was dismissed from service by the respondent. He thereupon referred the dispute as to his dismissal and certain other disputes to arbitration under the provisions Of s. 45 of the Delhi University Act. An award was made on the reference which among other things decided that the appellant’s " dismissal was ultra vires, mala fide, and has no effect on his status. He still continues to be a professor of the University ".
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