Supreme Court of India

Air India Ltd. v. M. Yogeshwar Raj

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Reported as [2000] 3 S.C.R. 905
Bench D.P. Wadhwaand Ruma Pal J.
Decided 2 May 2000

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Service Law : 'Disciplinary proceedings-Interference with-Employee-Bogus Caste Certificate produced for seeking Employment-Show Cause notice-Discipli­ nary Authority not finally deciding the charges and not making up its mind regarding delinquent employee's guilt-High Court passing an interim order staying the disciplinary proceedings by prima facie holding that the employee belongs to Schedule Caste/Schedule Tribe-Validity of-Held, High Court neither justified in pre-empting a factual decision of the Disciplinary Authority on the issue, nor justified in staying the disciplinary

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