Supreme Court of India
S.T. Ramesh v. State of Karnataka and Anr.
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We are of the view that the Tribunal also committed an error in overlooking the + otherwise consistently good track record of the appellant.
Judgment, page 16
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Service Law: / . .., o r All India Services (Confidential Rolls) Rules, 1970: Rules 8 & 9. c Annual Confidential Report-Importance of-Adverse remarks- Expunging of-JPS officer had been graded as "very good", "excellent" and "outstanding" throughout his career-But, for a short period of 150 days, the officer's performance had been graded as 'average' with certain adverse remarks-The officer filed an application before the Central Administrative Tribunal for quashing of the adverse remarks-The Tribunal dismissed the application and also imposed costs on the appellant for using intemperate )
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