Supreme Court of India
Life Insurance Corporation of India and Anr. v. Shri Rag Ha Vendra Seshagiri Rao Kulkarni
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For the reasons stated above, the judgment passed by the Single Judge A of the High Court and upheld by the Division Bench cannot be sustained.
Judgment, page 7
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Life Insurance Corporation of India (Stajj) Regulations, 1960 . Regulation 14 (4)-Probationer-Termination of service-Writ Petition-High Court quashed the order relying on a judgment of this Court*- Held, High Court erred in taking the view that case of probationer was not different from that of the permanent employee; and it wrongly applied the law laid down by this Court*-Services of a probationer cannot be equated with that of a permanent employee-Appointment letter issued to the probationer clearly stipulates that he could be discharged from service at any time during the period of
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