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life of the deceased. In short, accused has not expressed his regret for the accident but he has found fault with the deceased saying that

rise to inconvenient results. One option left for me is to express regrets for a statutory lacuna and to hope that it will be remedied

voluntarily resign from the services of the Institute or (ii) should express regret, apology and accept deterrent penalty or (iii) should accept the termination ... Institute that the respondent No.1 initially opted for expressing regret, apology and acceptance of deterrent penalty. During the discussion, the respondent No.1 orally

lost sight of the Caveat. The concerned clerk has also conveyed his regret for the inconvenience caused to the Court. The Deputy Registrar concerned

particular subject in that Institution. It is a matter of regret that even in the Institution, like the respondent No.1, which is a Municipal

Bharatkumar Gajanand Vyas vs Mahatma Gandhi Labour Institute on 3 September, 2001 Equivalent citations: (2002

impugned in Letters Patent Appeal No.170/2000, was passed. With regrets not less than surprise we find that in the entire petition (4358/2000

either as Clerk or as Peon. 5. It is a matter of regret that since 1982, the petitioner is begging for employment in view

Order: 16/08/2001 ORAL ORDER #. It is a matter of great regret that even the amount of Provident Fund which is contributed

filed. The respondent workman admitted to have committed misappropriation and expressed unconditional regret. However, the appeal was dismissed. The respondent workman was paid the benefits