Supreme Court of India
West Bengal State Electricity Board v. Dilip Kumar Ray
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Service Law: Suspension-Malice and malicious prosecution-Harassment and loss of reputation-Claim for damages-Superintending Engineer of the State Electricity Board was suspended for alleged misconduct and commission of various offences-Enquiry held and show cause notice issued proposing several punishments--;-High Court quashed the enquiry proceedings and directed the Board to treat the said employee on duty for the entire period of suspension for all purposes-Board carried out the directions Subsequently, the said employee filed a civil suit claiming damages for the institution of…
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