Supreme Court of India
The Government of Andhra Pradesh and Ors. v. A. Venkata Rayudu
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Service Law-Disciplinary proceedings-Charge that Respondent, General Manager in the State Scheduled Tribe Co-operative Finance Corporation, violated GOs in connection with deposit of funds-Details of GOs not mentioned in the charge-Copies of GOs not even placed before the EnquilJ' Officer-Held: Charge was not specific and hence no finding of guilt could be fixed on Respondent on that basis-Moreover, Respondent only renewed deposit made by his predecessor-Tribunal rightly set aside his dismissal-Principles of Natural Justice.
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