Supreme Court of India
Union of India through its Secretary Ministry of Defence v. Rabinder Singh
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Army Act, 1950 - s.52(f) - Respondent was a Commanding Officer of the 6 Armoured Regiment in the Indian Army - /legation that he P.roceeded to order modification of some vehicles and countersigned bills, and .claimed and received amounts by preferring different claims, though not a single vehicle came to be modified and no items necessary for modification were purchased - General Court Martial found him guilty and awarded punishment of R.I. for one year and cashiering - Respondent filed writ petition which was dismissed by a Single Judge of the High Court but appeal therefrom was allowed by…
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