Supreme Court of India
Ramesh Chander Singh v. High Court of Allahabad and Anr
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UP. Government Servants Conduct Rules, 1956-Rule 3-Misconduct c by Addi. District & Sessions Judge in grant of bail-Two of three accused in a case granted bail by High Court-Third one, continuing in custody after three of his bail applications were rejected, granted bail on fourth application-On a complainant that Judge had accepted illegal gratification -for grant of bail, enquiry conducted by High Court, though finding no evidence thereof, concluded that grant of bail was in utter disregard of judicial norms-Full Court imposing major punishment of withholding two annual increments-On a writ
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