Supreme Court of India
Prahlad Raut v. All India Institute of Medical Sciences
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Administrative Tribunals Act, 1985: s. 21 – Limitation – Suspension of appellant-Steward on charges of embezzlement and misappropriation – Registration of FIR – Thereafter, appellant committed theft in public place and registration of second FIR and conviction u/s. 379 IPC – Issuance of Memorandum removing appellant from service from the date of his conviction and direction to refund the subsistence allowance received by him – After a decade on account of compromise between the appellant and respondent, first FIR quashed by the High Court – Representation moved by appellant demanding retiral…
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