Supreme Court of India
Union of India and Ors. v. Narender Singh
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Service Law: Dismissal of an employee on ground of illegal gratification-Appeal c dismissed by Appellate Authority-Reversed by Tribunal directing the authorities to reinstate the employee-Challenge to--Dismissed by High Court as infructuous-On appeal, Held: Merely because the order of reinstatement was implemented by the employer, that did not render petition infructuous-Hence the matter is remitted to High Court for disposal afresh on merits. Words and Phrases: 'Jnfructuous '-Meaning of Respondent-employee was proceeded against departmentally on the charge of accepting illegal gratification
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