Supreme Court of India
Naresh Govind Vaze v. Govt. of Maharashtra & Ors.
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Service Law-Judicial Officer-Disciplinary proceedings-On charges inter alia of using intemperate language in representations to High Court-Penalty of compulsory retirement-Held: Justified-The c language used by the delinquent officer, does. not behove a judicial officer-Order was not violative of Article 21 or the Rules or principles of Natural Justice-Appointment of Inquiry Officer was not faulty- Provisions of Evidence Act are not applicable to departmental proceedings nor is the Inquiry Officer a Court-Civil Service (Discipline and Appeal) Rules have been formulated under proviso to
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