Supreme Court of India
Director, Town Planning Maharashtra and Anr. v. Bhalchandra Vasantrao Kulkarni
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Service Law: Departmental Jnquiry--Termination of delinquent-Dispensing with departmental inquiry-Challenged-Tribunal and High Court set aside order of termination on the ground that the reasons for dispensing with inquiry were given after the impugned order-In appeal, held: Order of termination dispensing with the inquiry was rightly made-Reading of the entire order makes it clear that reasons were recorded before the impugned order was passed-Constitution of India, 1950-Article 311(2). The services of the respondent-delinquent was terminated. The order of termination was passed dispensing
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