(1.) By this writ petition under articles 226 and 227 of Constitution of India, the petitioner, an ex employee of Maharashtra state Road Transport Corporation has challenged the judgment dated 17/2/2005 passed by Industrial Court Amravati allowing the revision U. L. P. No. 92/2004 filed by respondent no. 2 thereby reversing the order dated 2-9- 2004 passed by the Labour Court Amravati in his favour ordering his reinstatement will full back wages and continuity with effect from 20-11-2003. Respondent No. 2 did terminate services of petitioner by order dated 20-11- 2003 consequent upon the judgment of industrial Court in earlier revision U. L. P. Revision No. 5 of 1993 whereby the learned member of Industrial Court set aside the order dated 24-12-1992 of Labour Court in favour of petitioner. During pendency of the U. L. P. Revision 5 of 1993, petitioner who was reinstated back came to be dismissed once again on 9-10-1999. His departmental appeal against subsequent dismissal came to be allowed on 17-7-2000 whereby he was given fresh employment. The contention of petitioner is that earlier misconducts or Revision No. 5/1993 pending in relation thereto was rendered in fructuous in view of this fresh employment and as such the order of Industrial Court dated 12- 11-2003 allowing said Revision could not have been used to terminate him again on 20-11- 2003 by his employer.
(2.) In view of this, parties argued the matter finally on 26/4/2005 at the admission stage itself and it was closed for judgment.
(3.) I have heard Advocate Shri. Samudra Singh for petitioner, Advocate Shri. S. C. Mehadia for respondent No. 2 employer and learned AGP for respondent No. 1 State government. State government is a formal party in the matter.