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Termination Founded on Misconduct cannot Bypass the Principles of Natural Justice

Introduction The Delhi High Court, in the case of M/s Novartis India Ltd. Vs Sarabhjeet Singh and Anr, Writ Petition Civil Appeal Numbers 11095 of 2015, decided on 04.05.2026, upheld the finding by the Labour Court that the termination of Medical Sales Representative Sarabhjeet Singh was illegal and unjustified.

Termination Founded on Misconduct cannot Bypass the Principles of Natural Justice

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Introduction The Delhi High Court, in the case of M/s Novartis India Ltd.

Vs Sarabhjeet Singh and Anr, Writ Petition Civil Appeal Numbers 11095 of 2015, decided on 04.05.2026, upheld the finding by the Labour Court that the termination of Medical Sales Representative Sarabhjeet...

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Introduction The Delhi High Court, in the case of M/s Novartis India Ltd. Vs Sarabhjeet Singh and Anr, Writ Petition Civil Appeal Numbers 11095 of 2015, decided on 04.05.2026, upheld the finding by the Labour Court that the termination of Medical Sales Representative Sarabhjeet Singh was illegal and unjustified.

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Introduction The Delhi High Court, in the case of M/s Novartis India Ltd. Vs Sarabhjeet Singh and Anr, Writ Petition Civil Appeal Numbers 11095 of 2015, decided on 04.05.2026, upheld the finding by the Labour Court that the termination of Medical Sales Representative Sarabhjeet Singh was illegal and unjustified.

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