Supreme Court of India
State of Gujarat v. Gajanand M. Dalwadi (d) by L.rs.
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Service Law-Removal from service-On the charge of forgery of a licence-Punishment held not justified by State Civil Services Tribunal on the ground that delinquent officer forged the licence at c the instance of a colleague-Single Judge of High Court setting aside the order of Tribunal-Division Bench of High Court upheld the order of Tribunal-On appeal, held: Interference with the quantum of punishment not justified-Forgery being a misconduct of grave magnitude, if proved, cannot be ignored on surmises and conjectures -Equity is such case has no role to play-Interference with the quantum of…
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