Unenforced contracts, delayed conclusions

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Dear Editor,

The December/January edition of the magazine had a good mix of knowledge and recognition with respect to the legal profession. The articles were well-written and captured the essence of some relevant topics in today’s world. The article titled “Company enquiry and criminal case can take place concurrently” had an interesting verdict by the apex court. Apart from the decision itself, what I noticed was that the employee dismissal had taken place in 1991 and the latest judgment came recently i.e. about 27 years later. I believe that the relevance of the alleged offence would have been lost in these years. Irrespective of the outcome, I feel extreme pity for those employees, who have now spent a large part of their lives (and not to forget, the money) to come thus far.

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Sourish Mohan Mitra
Member of an in-house team doing global technology research
Gurugram

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