Supreme Court of India
U.o.i v. A.P. Bajpai and Ors.
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Service Law: Central Civil Services (Temporary Service) Rules, 1966; Section 5(1): Termination of Services of temporary employee-On ground of negligence and dereliction of duty-Order of termination simpliciter-Challenge to-Set aside by Central Administrative Tribunal-On appeal, Held: since factors assessing suitability of the incumbent to continue in service or otherwise were stated in the counter affidavit as grounds for termination, finding of Tribunal that termination order involved stigma attached to incumbent is erroneous. Reslll!ndent No.I was appointed as a temporary Assistant Central
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