Supreme Court of India
Union of India and Ors. v. K.g.soni
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Service law: Misconduct-Compulsory retirement-Quantum of punishment- Interference by High Court-Propriety of-Central Government employee did not fill his wife's name in al/estation form-later married another woman during subsistence of his first marriage-Disciplinary authority imposed penalty of removal from service-Appellate authority converted the punishment into one of compulsory retirement--Central Administrative Tribunal declined to interfere--High Court in writ jurisdiction remilled the matter to the appellate authority for reconsideration as regards quantum of punishment-Held. unless…
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