Supreme Court of India
Uco Bank & Ors. v. Rajendra Shankar Shukla
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Service Law – Dismissal from service after superannuation – Propriety of – Respondent while in charge of extension counter of appellant-Bank issued a cheque in 1991, from his account in appellant-Bank, for Rs.3 lakhs in favour of his brother while he had only about Rs.1,000/- in his account – Notwithstanding the ‘stop payment’ communication by respondent to the Bank, respondent’s brother presented the cheque and it was temporarily encashed – Respondent was issued charge sheet in 1998– Respondent superannuated in January, 1999 but disciplinary proceedings continued against him and he was…
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