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DEBIDUTT DUBE – Appellant
Versus
CENTRAL INDIA ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO, LTD , LAHORE – Respondent
Sen—This is an application in revision by Debidutt Dube to set aside the order dated 6th March 1943 passed by the Court of the Additional District Judge, Jubbulpore, in Miscellaneous Appeal No. 2/4 of 1943. The Central India Electrical Supply Company Ltd., Lahore, appointed Debidutt Dube as a shift engineer in their power house at Katni by their letter of appointment dated 5th August 1937 on an initial salary of Rs. 60 per mensem. Two of the conditions on which he was appointed were: (i) he was to be on a probation for a period of six months and if his work was found satisfactory he was to be confirmed on a grade of Rs. 60-5-80, (ii) the services were terminable on one month's notice on either side. The last condition was subsequently modified, on 20th August 1940 and it was mutually agreed that the services were terminable on 8 days notice on either side or in the absence of 8 days' notice, 8 days salary will be paid by the party desiring to sever connections. Debidutt Dube signed a letter embodying these terms and the letter has been filed in the case. A copy of the bye-laws of the company in force at the time of his appointment has been filed in the case. The relevant Rr
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