Supreme Court of India
Balvantray Ratilal Patel v. The State of Maharashtra
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Pow.er to suspend employee during enquiry-Scope of-Wh.'!ther !m p/uyee entitled to full remuneration during period of suspension or as determined under Rules 151 and 152, Chapter VIII, Bombay Civil Service Rules. The appellant was a member of the State Medical Service and as such . an employee of the responde'llt State. On a report made· in January 1950 by the Anti-Corruption branch, sanction was given in May 1950 for his prosecution under s. 161 Indian Penal Code for accepting a bribe and the trial court convicted him of the offence in February 1951.
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