Supreme Court of India
Rajasthan State Road Transport Corpn. and Anr. v. Tilla Ram
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In view of the above, we remit the matter to the High Court to decide the appeal in accordance with law after giving due opportunities to the parties.
Judgment, page 5
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Service Law-Termination Order-Trial Court analysing the factual position in law and upholding the termination order-Appellate Court holding termination order to be illegal and violative of principles of natural justice and setting aside the termination order-High Court upholding the same-Correctness of-Held: First Appellate Court did not consider the matter in proper perspective-It did not indicate as to how decisions relied upon by the employer supported the case of employee Such unreasoned and palpably wrong conclusions cannot be supported in law-High Court did not consider these aspects
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