Judgment

JAGANMOHAN REDDY, J.:- The respondent was appointed by the appellant as a salesman on probation in terms of an appointment letter of September 15, 1965, end on the same day joined the service. Clause (l) of the letter of appointment read as follows :

"You will serve a probationary period of six months this period of probation may be extended by a further period of three months or more in suitable cases in the absolute discretion of the company. The Company has the right to terminate your services during the period of probation or the extended period of probation or before confirmation in writing without notice and without assigning any reasons whatsoever.

After the agreement which captained the above Clause was signed, the respondent was immediately directed by the appellant by another letter of the same date, namely September 15, 1965, to proceed to Bhilwara for the initial training of a salesman and report to Mr. Agarwal. He was further directed to keep a diary and note the important points of the day s working and was required to furnish to the appellant a training report every week-end. In compliance with these directions he went and joined at Bhilwara, and on November 24