Supreme Court of India
T.C. Kaushik v. Union of India and Ors.
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Service Law - Departmental proceedings - Initiation of - Government counsel distorted orders of court - Affidavit filed tendering unconditional apology for the lapse - However, High Court directing the Government to take action against the counsel and thereafter, departmental action initiated - On appeal, held: Since the apology tendered appears to be honest and genuine, no departmental action is to be taken against the counsel - Observations by High Court regarding lapse on the counsel's part set aside.
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