Supreme Court of India
Union of India and Ors. v. Flight Cadet Ashish Rai
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SER VICE LA W: Training of cadet-Termination of. due to medical unfitness-Further two opportunities for training in different courses-Failure in academics- Suspension of training-Resumption of training by interim order of High Court-Cadet involved in criminal cases and acts of misconduct-Termination of training due to failure in academics and. indiscipline-Order of suspension and termination quashed by High Court in Writ Petitions as well as Writ Appeals-On appeal, held: Termination of training justified in view of his failure in final examination and his various acts of misconduct-Air Force…
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