Reading: I was unfairly dismissed by REC in 1992 based on an incomplete investigation. They didn’t reveal that my travel allowance claim was never even processed, a fact they only admitted in 2014. This claim was the main reason for my dismissal, forming the basis of three out of six charges, which also included some old, baseless accusations. Since 2014, I’ve been trying to reopen the case but haven’t been successful. Can I approach the courts again, given this new information? Previously, I fought the case in court but lost, unaware of the non-processing of my travel allowance claim.

I was unfairly dismissed by REC in 1992 based on an incomplete investigation. They didn’t reveal that my travel allowance claim was never even processed, a fact they only admitted in 2014. This claim was the main reason for my dismissal, forming the basis of three out of six charges, which also included some old, baseless accusations. Since 2014, I’ve been trying to reopen the case but haven’t been successful. Can I approach the courts again, given this new information? Previously, I fought the case in court but lost, unaware of the non-processing of my travel allowance claim.

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1 year ago

Law Forum › Category: Labour & Service › I was unfairly dismissed by REC in 1992 based on an incomplete investigation. They didn’t reveal that my travel allowance claim was never even processed, a fact they only admitted in 2014. This claim was the main reason for my dismissal, forming the basis of three out of six charges, which also included some old, baseless accusations. Since 2014, I’ve been trying to reopen the case but haven’t been successful. Can I approach the courts again, given this new information? Previously, I fought the case in court but lost, unaware of the non-processing of my travel allowance claim.

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Apni Law Staff asked 1 year ago

I was unfairly dismissed by REC in 1992 based on an incomplete investigation. They didn’t reveal that my travel allowance claim was never even processed, a fact they only admitted in 2014. This claim was the main reason for my dismissal, forming the basis of three out of six charges, which also included some old, baseless accusations. Since 2014, I’ve been trying to reopen the case but haven’t been successful. Can I approach the courts again, given this new information? Previously, I fought the case in court but lost, unaware of the non-processing of my travel allowance claim.

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 year ago

Based on Indian law, you can potentially approach the courts again. You can argue that the new information regarding the non-processing of your travel allowance claim constitutes a material fact that was previously unknown and concealed by REC, which could have significantly impacted the court’s earlier decision. This information could potentially be considered a “fraud” upon the court, allowing for a re-opening of the case.