Supreme Court of India
Union of India v. B.N. Jha
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We are of the considered opinion that keeping in view of the personal interest shown by Mr.
Judgment, page 14
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Service Law: Border Security Force Act/Border Security Force Rules; Sections 45 & 46: Principle of Natural Justice-Protection from personal bias-Held: An Authority who was biased could not direct his subordinate officer to initiate disciplinary proceedings against an errant employee-Neither the record was shown to the errant employee nor disciplinary authority applied his independent mind in the preparation of record of evidence to come to the conclusion of guilt-Thus right to protection from bias of the errant employee had been breached-Hence, High Court rightly set aside order of dismissal
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