Supreme Court of India
Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation v. Dilip Uttam Jayabhay
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In view of the above and for the reasons stated above, t he present Appeal Succeeds.
Judgment, page 12
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Maharashtra Recognition of trade unions and preventio n of unfair labour practices Act 1971: Departmental proc eedings – Misconduct proved against respondent-driver of driving the vehicle rashly and negligently due to which the accident occurred in whi ch four persons died – Disciplinary authority passed order of dismissal from service – Labour Court did not interfere with the order of dismissal by giving cogent reasons and after re-appre ciating entire evidence on record including the order of acquittal pas sed by the criminal court – However, the Industrial Court thou gh did not interfere
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