Supreme Court of India
Union of India & Ors. v. H.N. Kirtania
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Civil Services-Transfer of public servant-Administrative Tribunal upholding order-Directions regarding release order and pay ment of emoluments-Validity of r The respondent, a Central Government officer was transferred from Calcutta to Jaipur by an order dated 14th March, 1985 and relieved of his duty the next day. He, however, tiled a writ petition before the High Court and obtained an interim injunction. The writ petition was subsequently transferred to the Central Administrative Tribunal, which held that the order of transfer was not ma/a fide or unfair, and there was no ground for
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