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<h1>SC of India Denies Workman's Appeal Over Dismissal Due to Missing Key Facts; Ex Gratia Payment Offered</h1> The SC of India dismissed an appeal by a workman challenging his termination, citing the lack of essential averments in the suit to establish a cause of ... - The Supreme Court of India dismissed an appeal by a workman who was terminated by his employer, ruling that the suit lacked essential averments to establish a cause of action for illegal dismissal. The High Court had previously rejected the appeal on the basis that crucial facts, such as the consideration of the worker's past record in the dismissal decision, were not included in the plaint. The Court emphasized the absence of this material fact as sufficient to dismiss the suit, without delving into the question of the suit's maintainability. Additionally, the respondent agreed to make an ex gratia payment of Rs. 5,000 to the appellant, with each party bearing their own costs.