Supreme Court of India
Union of India and Ors. v. R.P. Yadav Etc.
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SERVICE LAW Navy Act, 1957-Navy (Discipline and miscellaneous Provision) Regulation, 1965-Regu/ations 217 and 218-Navy Order No. (Stp) 17 of 1994-Re-engagement of sailor-After obtaining his consent-Whether the sailor can be permitted to withdraw his consenr for re-engagement and demand release from th~ service--Held no-Sailor has no right to claim release during subsistence of period of engagement or re-engagement <1$ of right-To vest such a right in a member of the Naval Force will not be in keeping with the high standard of discipline ('xpected of members of defence service.
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