Supreme Court of India
H.V. Nirmala v. Karnataka State Financial Corporation & Ors.
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Karnataka State Financial Corporation (Staff) Regulations, 1965: Regulation 41 (3) - Appointment of Legal Advisor as Enquiry Officer - Disciplinary proceedings against a group' ' Officer initiated by Managing Director - Board of Directors being the appointing authority, findings of Enquiry Officer placed before it - Dismissal of delinquent from service - HELD: Delinquent did not raise any objection to appointment of Enqi1iry Officer- Where appointment of Enquiry Officer may have something to do only with carrying out the procedural aspect, strict adherence to Rules may not be insisted upon…
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