Supreme Court of India
State of Haryana and Anr. v. Satyender Singh Rathore
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Service Law: Termination Order-Interference with, justification of-Termination, simplicitor or punitive-Examination of-Held: When enquiry is held and findings are arrived with regard to misconduct against employee, simple termination order is to be treated as founded on a/legations of misconduct and when no enquiry or findings are arrived at, it would be only• case of motive and termination order would be valid-Termination order against employee and reference made to his alleged misconduct-Employee's plea that the misconduct was foundation of termination order and not motive High Court set
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