Supreme Court of India
Mukhiya Karyapalak Adhikari, U. P. Khadi Tatha Gramodyog Board Karmit Anubhag, Lucknow & Anr. v. Santosh Kumar
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Service Law - Termination - Respondent was working on contract basis as a Peon - His service was terminated by the appellant - Respondent filed writ petition praying for quashing the termination order - Single Judge of the High Court dismissed the writ petition - Appeal before Division Bench of High Court - Division Bench admitted the appeal but while doing so, it stayed the termination order and also specifically ordered that the respondent be allowed to continue to work - Held: The Division Bench of High Court while admitting the appeal, ought not to have passed an order so as to allow the
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