Supreme Court of India
M.H. Devendrappa v. The Karnataka State Small Industries Development Corporation
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Service Law : Service Rules of the Karnataka State Small Industries Development Corportation-Rule 22-Assistants lvfanager-Letter to Governor levelling allegations against the Corporation-Press statement issued attributing motives to the Chairman-Proceeded on unauthorised leave-Show cause notice issued-Charges framed-Ex-parte enquiry--Dismissal from service-- On appeal, Held, employee who disobeys the rules or displays negligence, inefficiency or does any-thing detrimental to the interest or prestige of the Corporation is guilty of misconduct-Employer entitled to take disciplinary action under
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