Supreme Court of India
Ganesh Santa Ram Sirur v. State Bank of India and Anr.
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Service Law : State Bank of India (Supervisory Stafj) Rules, 1972 : Rule 51 (2)-Departmental enquiry-Appeal-Delinquent employee filed appeal against punishment of reduction of salary by one stage-The appeal was time-bared-Rule 51 (2) expressly provided for condonation of delay-Appellate authority considered the appeal on merits and enhanced c the punishment to removal from service-Correctness of-Held: It has to be presumed that delay, if any, was condoned by the appellate authority Hence, the delinquent employee thereafter could not contend that the appeal should not have been considered on…
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