Supreme Court of India
Ramesh Sanka v. Union of India & Ors.
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Constitution of India – Art.32 – Personal contractual rights inter se the employee and his employer – Petitioner alleged that Respondent No.12 - a Limited Company committed several financial irregularities in their business and financial dealing with many Companies, firms and individuals in contravention of the pr ovisions of Several Acts/Rules/Regulations – Respondent No.12 contended that writ petitioner was its former employee and that petition was filed with an ulterior motive to tarnish the image of r espondent no.12, as some civil suits wer e pending between them – Held: In instant case,
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