Supreme Court of India
Krishnakant Raghunath Bibhavnekar v. State of Maharashtra and Ors.
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Service Law : Maharashtra Civil Services (Joining Time, Foreign Services, and Pay ment during suspension, Dismissal and Removal) Rules, 1991: Rules 72(3), 72(5) and 72(7)-Reinstatement after suspension-Claim for consequential benefits-Petitioner-employee prosecuted u/s. 409 !PC-During trial he was kept under suspension-Trial ended in acquit tal-Petitioner reinstated in service-Claim for consequnetial benefits rejected c by Tribunal:--lfeld, the very cause for suspension of petitioner was his conduct that led to prosecution of him-Though prosecution may end in acquittal on appreciation or…
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