Supreme Court of India
U.P.S.R.T.C. v. Mahendra Nath Tiwari and Anr.
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Service law: Disciplinary proceedings: Misconduct-Conductor found driving bus-Dismissal from service Justification of-Held: Conductor had no authority to drive the bus-This is a serious misconduct on his part justifying his dismissal as he endangered the public as well as property of his employer. c Breach of trust-Conductor found in possession of used tickets- Passenger travelling in the bus but not issued tickets-Held: Amounts to breach of trust placed on conductor by the employer as he is duty bound to collect fare from every passenger on behalf of his employer. Misappropriation of
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