Supreme Court of India
Pandit D. Aher v. State of Maharashtra
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We are of the opinion that he cannot be permitted to raise it for the first time before us. · As noticed hereinbefore, a finding of fact has been arrived at that all the procedures laid down under Rule 27 of the Rules have been complied with.
Judgment, page 7
From the headnote
Service Law: Maharashtra Civil Service (Pension) Rules, 1982-Rule 27- Departmental proceeding-Charge of misconduct causing huge monetary loss to Government-Delinquent found guilty-Punishment of forfeiture of entire pension and gratuity and recovery of the loss to Government Departmental appeal and application before Administrative Tribunal dismissed-Writ Petition on the ground that departmental proceeding was vitiated on account of non-furnishing of copy of preliminary inquiry report and non-compliance of procedure laid down under the Rules-Dismissal of ln appeal, held: Jn view of finding…
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