Supreme Court of India
Sh. S.K. Vaish v. Union of India and Ors.
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Service Law : Efficiency Bar-Crossing of-Employee kept under suspension and disciplinary proceedings initiated against him-Punishment of compulsory retirement imposed-On appeal, department directed that the punishment be treated pwtly as suspension and pa1tly in service-Tribunal directing that the ·employee be treated as on duty for all pwposes including pay and allowan-. ces--It also held that DPC had considered his case for efficiency bar and found him not fit and therefore the employee not entitled to cross efficiency ba~n appeal held, after reinstatement the employee had hardly worked for
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