Supreme Court of India
State of Punjab and Ors. v. Sukhwinder Singh
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Service Law: Punjab Police Rules: Rules 12.2_1 and 16.24 (ix). Probationer-Absence from duty-Discharge from service-Validity Constable on probation discharged from service due to unauthorized absence from duty-High Court held that absence from duty was a misconduct and the discharge order amounted to punishment imposed on the said constable without holding a formal enquiry under R. 16.24 (ix) and, therefore, set aside the discharge order as being wholly illegal and contrary to law-Correctness of-Held: probationer is on test and a temporary employee has no right to the post-The employer has a…
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- 2024 Anantdeep Singh v. The High Court of Punjab and Haryana at Chandigarh & Anr.
- 2026 Union of India v. Chidiebere Kingsley Nawchara
- 2023 The State of Punjab and Others v. Jaswant Singh
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