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Supreme Court Allows Appeal in Service Dispute Over Withdrawal of Resignation — Reinstates Employee with 50% Back Wages. Resignation Withdrawn Before Acceptance as Internal Communication Not Served on Employee.

The appellant, S.D. Manohara, had been in service of the Konkan Railway Corporation Limited since 1990. On 05.12.2013, he tendered his resignation, st...

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Supreme Court Decides Teacher Recruitment Dispute Involving Termination and Natural Justice. Case Involves SEBC (Women) Category Appointment Under 1996 Resolution and Tribunal Orders on Reinstatement.

The dispute arose from the recruitment of primary school teachers in Odisha under a 1996 resolution. Respondent No. 1, Kamalini Khilar, was appointed ...

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Supreme Court Allows Employer's Appeal Against Reinstatement Order in Industrial Dispute. Section 25(H) of Industrial Disputes Act Held Inapplicable Where Workman Accepted Compensation and Employer Only Regularized Existing Employees.

The Supreme Court allowed the appeal filed by the Management of Barara Cooperative Marketing-cum-Processing Society Ltd. against the judgment of the P...

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Supreme Court Dismisses Workman's Appeal in Industrial Dispute — High Court's Finding of Fact on Continuous Service Binding. Amount Paid Under Section 17B of ID Act Not Recoverable Even if Termination Upheld.

The case arises from an industrial dispute where the appellant, Dilip Mani Dubey, a workman, was terminated by his employer, M/s SIEL Ltd. The State o...

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Supreme Court Modifies Reinstatement Order to Compensation in LIC Caretaker Termination Case. Compensation of Rs. 1,00,000 awarded in lieu of reinstatement due to loss of confidence and long passage of time.

The respondent, Dinesh Singh, was appointed as a temporary Caretaker by the Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) in 1994 on a fixed salary of Rs....

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Supreme Court Dismisses Bank's Appeal Against Reinstatement of Messenger Convicted Under Section 324 IPC. Simple Hurt Offence Does Not Involve Moral Turpitude Under Section 10(1)(b)(i) of Banking Regulation Act, 1949.

The respondent, P. Soupramaniane, was employed as a Messenger in the State Bank of India at Puducherry. On 17.06.1983, he voluntarily stabbed two indi...