Supreme Court of India
Dalip Singh v. The State of Punjab
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I I 1 S. .R. SUPREME COURT REPORTS 89 service Sardar Dalip Singh, Inspector General of Police, Pepsu (on leave) for administrative reasons with effect from the 18th August, 1950." No charges were framed against him and it was on his insist ence that certain charges were communicated to him. Rule 278 of the Patiala State Regulations, 193r, which was then in force, provided as follows:- " 278. For all classes of pensions of person who desires to obtain the pension is required to submit his application before any pension is granted to him. The State reserves to itself the right to retire any of
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