Supreme Court of India
The Uttar Bihar Gramin Bank & Ors. v. Narendra Kumar Sinha
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Service Law: Dismissal of respondent-employee on three charges of misconduct in performance of official duties – Appellate authority dismissed the appeal of respondent – Single judge of High Court allowed the writ petition and remanded the case to the appellate authority for fresh consideration – On remand, appellate authority affirmed the dismissal order – Respondent again filed writ petition – Single judge of High Court held that charge no.2 was not proved and without expressing any opinion on charge no.1 and 3 again remanded the matter to appellate authority for rehearing on charge no.1…
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