Supreme Court of India
Delhi Transport Corporation v. Shyam Lal
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Industrial Disputes Act, 1947-Section 33(J)(b)-Approval of order of removal from services-Grant of-Workman committing misconduct Removal from services-Tribunal rejecting approval of removal order sought, however High Court granting the same-Division Bench upholding order of Tribunal-On appeal, held: Evidence considered was not in the nature of hearsay evidence and there is admission of guilt by the workman which is the best piece of evidence-Also Division Bench based its conclusions on cases on entirely different footings-Hence, order of Division Bench set aside and matter remitted back.
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