Supreme Court of India
Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation v. B.S. Hullikatti
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From the headnote
Labour Law State Road Transport Corporation-Bus Conductor-Responsibility of- Held he acts in fiduciary capacity-Must collect correct/are and deposit it Knowingly not collecting the fare or short-charging is misconduct. Road Transport Corporation-Bus Conductor-Short-charging-Issuing tickets of less denomination than fare charged-Domestic enquiry Dismissal-Dismissa/ order set aside-Labour Court and High Court directed reinstatement with full back wages-Appeal before Supreme Court-Held Conductor had earlier been found guilty as many as 36 times-The principle a/res ipsa loquitur, namely,
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