Employee can be dismissed for forging rent receipt - says High Court - ALLCGNEWS

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25 June 2010

Employee can be dismissed for forging rent receipt - says High Court

     Forging  rent receipt can cost an employee his job as the Delhi High Court has held that  such a person can be dismissed from service even in the absence of any rules.
        
    Justice Rajiv Sahay Endlaw dismissed the plea of an employee that departmental  inquiry and consequent dismissal from job for forging a rent receipt was illegal  as the National Institute of Public Finance and Policy had no rules governing  services.
           
   “The  element of faith between the employer and the employee is necessary and forms  the basis of this relationship where both work for their respective gains. Once  such faith and trust is breached, the employer cannot be forced to keep the employee in which it has lost faith

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