Supreme Court of India

Gurpal Singh v. High Court of Judicature for Rajasthan

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Bench Surinder Singh Nijjar and H.L. Gokhale JJ.
Decided 27 November 2012

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Rajasthan Service Rules, 1951: c r. 54 - Salary and allowances for the period under suspension - Judicial Officer faced criminal trial - Placed under suspension pending trial and appeal - Acquittal - Suspension continued during departmental proceedings after dismissal of criminal appeal - Held: Suspension of petitioner 0 cannot be said to have been rendered wholly unjustified upon acquittal by trial court and during pendency of appeal before High Court - However, in view of findings of trial court and High Court, petitioner's continued suspension after decision in criminal appeal was wholly…

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