Supreme Court of India
State Textile Corporation Ltd. v. P.C. Chaturvedi and Ors.
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Service Law: Termination-Departmental proceedings, if vitiated for non-supply of documents and non-payment of subsistence allowance-Held: Employee was supplied relevant documents and he did not show and establish that he was prejudicially affected by non-payment of subsistence allowance-More so request was made for payment after completion of enquiry-Also the employee did not sign attendance register as stipulated in the suspension order Hence, departmental proceedings not vitiated-Quashing of termination order and direction for payment of full back salary and consequential benefits by High
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