Supreme Court of India
The Director General of Police & Anr. v. M Jeyanthi
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Special Rules of Tamil Nadu Police Subordinate Services – r.35A– Respondent, Grade II Police Constable at the IXth Batallion, Manimuthar, Palayamkottai tendered resignation on 1 June 2017 – Accepted on 12 June 2017 – Later, sought withdrawal of the resignation –Respondent’s representation rejected by the Director General of Police – Challenged – Writ petition dismissed – Writ appeal allowed by the Division Bench holding that in terms of s.50 of the 2016 Act, a period of ninety days’ notice is necessary and the appellants faulted in accepting the resignation without waiting for the period of…
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