Supreme Court of India
Champaklal Chimanlal Shah v. The Union of India
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Government Servant-Central Civil Service-When is he quasi-permanent-Permanent and Temporary servants-Termina tion of service-Difference in mode not discriminatory-Action by way of punishment-Even temporary servant entitled to benefit of Art. 311-Pre/iminary enquiry and departmental enquiry-Latter does not attract Art. 311(2)-Constitution of India, Art. 311- Central Civil Service (Temporary Service) Rules, 1949, rr. 3 and 5.…
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