Supreme Court of India
B.R. Chowdhury v. Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. and Ors.
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Dealership-Retail petrol pump-Preference given to unemployed youths-Applicant was given dealership as he was unemployed on the relevant . date-Subsequently, his dealership was cancelled as he was found to be employed during the relevant period although as a trainee-Validity of Held: Merely because a person was a trainee it cannot be said that he was not an employee on the relevant date-Hence, applicant's dealership was rig~tly cancelled. The respondent-Corporation invited applications for appointment of a dealer relating to a retail outlet. It was open to all but preference was to be given
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