Supreme Court of India
State Road Transport Corporation v. Vinod Kumar
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Labour Law: c Workman-Bus Conductor-Inquiry against for not giving tickets to passengers though charging from them-Removal from service-Labour Court holding the punishment to be harsh and substituting the same by stoppage of one increment without cumulative effect and directing reinstatement with full back wages-High Court reducing the back wages to 50ro-Held: Since workman did not challenge correctness and legality of inquiry conducted, it was not open to Labour Court to go into findings of Inquiry Officer regarding } misconduct committed by delinquent-RemovaVdismissal from service is
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