Supreme Court of India

Vidya Prakash v. Union of India & Ors.

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Bench A.P. Sen J.
Decided 10 February 1988

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Army Act, 1950/Army Rules, 1954: Sections 39(a), 71(e), 108 and 116/Rule 39(2)-Jawan-Absent without leave-Charge sheeted­ Trial by Summary Court Martial-Held guilty-Dismissed from service-In writ petition assailing constitution of summary court martial r by Commanding Officer-Whether Commanding Officer of Corps 'competent to constitute the summary court martial-Held order of dis­ missal valid. J The appellant was appointed to the post of Craftsman (Jawan) on November 23, 1973.…

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