Supreme Court of India
Arundhati Ashok Walavalkar v. State of Maharashtra
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Service Law: ·r Maharashtra Civil Services (Discipline and Appeal) c Rules, 1979 - rr.3 (iii), 5 (1) (vii) - Misconduct by Judicial Officer - Charged with travelling ticket less in a local train and misusing her official identity card - Punishment of compulsory retirement by disciplinary authority - Justification of - Held: Justified - Offence as alleged against the officer in memo of charges, established on her own showing, thus, the Inquiry officer was justified in holding that charges levelled against her stood proved - Punishment of compulsory retirement awarded to her not…
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