Supreme Court of India
S. R. Tewari v. District Board Agra and Another
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District Board-Engineer under the Bowrd --Termination of aervice-Power of Board- Statutory Body-Disciplinary action-Writ Petition-High Oonrt's power to interfere-U.P, District Boarda Act, 1922(U.P. X of 1922), 88. 82, 84-Didricl Board Rulea, r. JA(iv)-Oonstitution of India, Art. 226. The appellant was an Engineer of the District Board. The Board resolved to terminate the services of the appellant after giving him salary for three months in lieu of notice and served a notice upon him. The appellant preferred an appeal to the State Government against the action of the Board but it was
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