Supreme Court of India
Y.P. Sarabhai v. Union Bank of India and Anr.
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Service Law-Dismissal from service-Bank Officer remained absent from duty on ground of illness and evaded transfer orders-Order of dismissal from service on ground of misconduct-Correctness of-Held: Bank Officer remained absent from his duty for a long time without any reasonable cause and justification-He tried to avoid transfer through all possible means-Concurrent findings by three different Authorities, thus order of dismissal calls for no interference-Union Bank of India Officer Employees (Conduct) Regulations, 1976-Constitution of India, I950- Articles 136 and 226.
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