Supreme Court of India
Brij Nandan Kansal v. State of U.P. & Anr.
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Service matter-Challenging order of dismissal-Denial of reasonable opportunity of defence contemplated by Article 311(2) before its amendment-Whether Administrative Tribunal has power to re_appraise evidence and record subsequent findings to hold that evi dence is not sufficient to sustain charges against government servant involved. The appellant was in Government service. On a number of charges1framed against him, the State government referred his case to the Adnlinistrative Tribunal for enquiry.
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