Supreme Court of India
Baldev Raj Chadha v. Union of India & Ors.
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R. Rule 56(j)(i)-·Compu[sory retirement-·Officer with continuous service of 14 years and crossing efficiency bar whether can be compulsorily retired-Appropriate authority-Retiring authority-Meaning of. The appellant, an accounts officer, was promoted and appointed by the Comptroller and Auditor General of India. He was compulsorily retired . on 27 August, 1975 in the public interest under . R. Ruic 56[i] [i] by the Accountant General. The appellant chellenged his premature retirement in the High Court by a Writ Petition which was dismissed in limine. In his appeal by Special Leave, the
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