Supreme Court of India

Hindustan Steels Ltd., Rourkela v. A. K. Roy & Ors.

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Reported as [1970] 3 S.C.R. 343
Bench J.M. Shelat J.
Decided 18 December 1969

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Industrial Tribunal-Discretion-Termination of service for reasoru of security-Tribunal ordering reinstatement-Duty of Tribunal to exercise discretion properly-Constitution of India Article 226--High Court's duty to interfere in cases of improper exercise of discretion. The first respondent was appointed in 1958 as a skilled workman by the appellant Company. He had executed a bond to serve the Company for five years in consideration of the Company having borne the expenses of his training. In accordance with the practice of the Company a veri· fication report about him was called for as was

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