Supreme Court of India
U.p.s.r.t.c v. Ram Kishan Arora
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Labour Laws-Dismissal from service-By Disciplinary Authority-On charge of criminal breach of trust-Industrial dispute-Labour court directing reinstatement of workman with full back wages-In Writ Jurisdiction, punishment of dismissal reduced to stoppage of two increments by High Court-On appeal, held : Punishment of dismissal appropriate, in view of serious nature of misconduct-High Court not right in reducing the punishment in exercise of writ jurisdiction, without assigning any reason- Constitution of India, 1950-Article 226-Writ Jurisdiction. Respondent was employed as a conductor with the
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