Supreme Court of India
Punjab and Sind Bank and Ors. v. Mrs. Durgesh Kuwar
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In view of the above analysis, we are of the view that the High Court cannot be faulted in coming to the conclusion that the transfer of the respondent, who was holding the office of Chief Manager in the Scale IV in Indore branch to the branch at Sarsawa in the district of Jabalpur was required to be interfered with.
Judgment, page 16
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Service Law – Banking Service – Order of transfer – Judicial review of – Respondent, Chief Manager in Scale IV at Indore Branch of the first appellant-Bank was transferred to Branch Office at Sarsawa, Jabalpur – Submitted representation to Zonal Manager for being retained at Indore – Had earlier pointed out irregularities w.r.t accounts of liquor contractors – Also made sexual harassment allegations against the Zonal Manager – Single Judge quashed the order of transfer – Affirmed by Division Bench – Held: Transfer is an exigency of service – Unless an order of transfer is established to be…
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