Supreme Court of India

Capt. M. Paul Anthony v. Bharat Gold Mines Ltd. and Anr.

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Bench S. Saghir Ahmad and V.N. Khare JJ.
Decided 30 March 1999
Status Distinguished

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We are of the opinion that the appellant has been punished in total violation of the principles of H natural justice and he was literally not afforded any opportunity of hearing. - - CAPT. M.PAULANTHONYv.

Judgment, page 16

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Service Law-Departmental and criminal proceedings on same set of facts continuing simultaneously-Effect of-Raid being conducted and incriminating articles recovered from Appellant's residence-Appellant's request for deferring departmental inquiry to await outcome of criminal trial rejected-Appellant not attending inquiry on account of ill health and financial difficulties-Inquiry held ex parte and appellant dismissed from service-Thereafter appellant acquitted in criminal case on same facts and examining same witnesses-Finding given that no search was conducted nor any recovery made-Held, it…

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