Supreme Court of India

J.L. Jain v. Union of India and Ors.

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Bench K. Ramaswamy and G.B. Paitanaik JJ.
Decided 15 February 1996

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SeTVice Law: DepaJtmental Inquiry-Re-opening of-One time opportunity to be given to the employee-If the employee fails to participate in the enquiry and to conduct his case, he would foifeit his defence-Inquiry Officer to make available all witnesses to be examined in proof of the charge-open to the employee to cross- examine them-{)pportunity for defence evidence to be given-Thereafter inquiry officer would be free to proceed according to mies and take appropriate action.…

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