Supreme Court of India
Brij Nandan Kansal v. State of U.P. & Anr.
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Service matter-Challenging order of dismissal-Denial of reasonable opportunity of defence contemplated by Article 311(2) before its amendment-Whether Administrative Tribunal has power to re_appraise evidence and record subsequent findings to hold that evi dence is not sufficient to sustain charges against government servant involved. The appellant was in Government service. On a number of charges1framed against him, the State government referred his case to the Adnlinistrative Tribunal for enquiry. In respect of the six charges against the appellant, the Tribunal recorded findings that the
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