Supreme Court of India
Union of India and Ors. v. Naik Subedar Clk(s) Baleshwar Ram and Ors.
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Army Act, 1950: Sections 52, 63. Army Rules 1954: Rule 22. Dismissal pursuant to General Court Martial-Validity of. Non-compliance with Rule-Effect of. The respondents faced trial for the charge of theft. After a General Court Martial, they were found guilty, convicted and senten ced. All the three respondents were dismissed from service. The respondents filed a writ petition in the High Court challeng ing the decision of the Court martial, and the order of the dismissal.
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