Supreme Court of India
Champaklal Chimanlal Shah v. The Union of India
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Government Servant-Central Civil Service-When is he quasi-permanent-Permanent and Temporary servants-Termina tion of service-Difference in mode not discriminatory-Action by way of punishment-Even temporary servant entitled to benefit of Art. 311-Pre/iminary enquiry and departmental enquiry-Latter does not attract Art. 311(2)-Constitution of India, Art. 311- Central Civil Service (Temporary Service) Rules, 1949, rr. 3 and 5. The appellant was in the service of Union of India, his appoint ment being temporary liable to be terminated on one month's notice on either side. He was appointed in
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