But the 2nd respondent fell ill and applied for leave.
It is that order of termination that was set aside by the Industrial Tribunal and affirmed from companyrt to companyrt up to number.
It so happened that his illness persisted for a long time and the Management, quite, rightly, granted him leave from time to time.
There was numberblemish in his service, and Shri Sachin Choudhary for the appellant has very fairly stated that there was numbercomplaint against the services of the 2nd respondent while he was employed by it.
R. Krishna Jyer, J. This is an appeal, by special leave, from a judgment of the High Court in Writ Appeal by a Division Bench which companyfirmed the judgment of a learned single Judge of that companyrt who, in turn, refused to interfere with award of the Industrial Tribunal.
