Supreme Court of India
Ranjeet Mal v. General Manager, Northern Railway Baroda House, New Delhi & Anr.
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Constitution of India-Article 226-In a writ by a Railway employee challenging removal from service-Whether Union of India a necessary party. The appellant, an employee of the Northern Railway was removed from service. His appeal against the order of removal was rejected by the General- Manager. The appellant feeling aggrieved filed a writ petition nnder Art. 226. In the writ petition, the General Manager was JOined as a respondent but the Union of India was not impleaded. On appeal, the Division Bench confirmed the decision of the single Judge. The counsel for the appellant contended that the
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