Supreme Court of India
Maan Singh v. Union of India and Ors.
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Service Law: Delhi Police Act, 1978-Section 21-Punjab Police Rules-Rule 16(2)- Charge of unauthorized and wilful absence from duty-Previous habitual absence for long periods on several occasions unauthorisedly-Depar.tmental proceedings ending in dismissal of delinquent-Upheld by courts below-On appeal, Held, dismissal justified, since it cannot be said that absence having been treated as "leave without pay", order of dismissal not proper. In the main appeal, the appellant, a Constable in Delhi police was charged with unauthorised and wilful absence from duty. In the departmental proceedings
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