Judgments - Removal from Service
RABINDRA KUMAR SHAW Versus UNION OF INDIA, MINISTRY OF DEFENCE & ORS.
Secretary Managing Committee BSMPG College Roorkee Versus Dr. Samrat Sharma & Others
SHASHI BHUSAN PRASAD VERSUS INSPECTOR GENERAL CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE & ORS
RAJASTHAN HOUSING BOARD VERSUS ROSHAN LAL SAINI AND OTHERS
SHANTI KAUR VERSUS DELHI TRANSPORT CORPORATION & ANR
Dalbir Singh Versus Union of India & Ors.
THE MANAGEMENT OF MS/ DELHI TRANSPORT CORPORATION VERSUS SMT.VIMLA DEVI
The State Bank of India & Others. Versus P. Soupramaniane
Meaning of crime involving moral turpitude- There can be no manner of doubt about certain offences which can straightaway be termed as involvin gmoral turpitude e.g. offences under the Prevention ofCorruption of Act, NDPS Act, etc. The question that arises for our consideration in this case is whether an offence involving bodily injury can be categorized as a crime involving moral turpitude. In this case, we are concerned with an assault.. It is very difficult to state that every assault Full Judgment
NARESH CHANDRA BHARDWAJ Versus BANK OF INDIA & ORS
Parity of charges to be ground for challenging different punishments-However, one other cause for interference can be where the plea raised is of parity in punishment bu tthen the pre-requisite would be that the parity has to be in the nature of charges made and held against the delinquent employee and the conduct of the employee post the incident. Full Judgment
RITU BHATIA Versus MINISTRY OF CIVIL SUPPLIES CONSUMER AFFAIRS & PUBLIC DISTRIBUTION AND OTHERS
EX. LAC YOGESH PATHANIA Versus UNION OF INDIA & ORS.
BADRI VISHAL PANDEY AND ORS VERSUS RAJESH MITTAL AND ORS
Management of the Barara Cooperative MarketingcumProcessing Society Ltd Versus Workman Pratap Singh
Sheela Sharma vs. State of MP & Others
Shri H.D. Sharma VERSUS Northern India Textile Research Association
MANAGEMENT, HINDUSTAN MACHINE TOOLS LTD. VERSUS GHANSHYAM SHARMA
THE STATE OF BIHAR AND ORS. Versus BALIRAM SINGH & ORS.
The Life Insurance Corporation of India VERSUS Sri Kalappa M. Sankad (D) Thr. Lrs. & Ors
Novartis India Limited Vs. Vipin Shrivastava & others
Law Laid Down - The supervisory capacity necessarily has to be examined keeping in view the manual, unskilled, skilled, clerical work and the person performing such work is a “workman”. Meeting different professionals to promote sale of product of Pharmaceutical Company cannot be said to be manual or clerical work done by the Medical Representatives as it requires knowledge of product, its uses and also persuasive skills. May be, the Medical Representative does not supervise any person but he is the Full Judgment