Supreme Court of India
Union of India v. S.P.S. Rajkumar and Ors.
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Service Law: Air Force Act, 1950; S.161 (2)/Air Force Rules, 1969; Rules 40 and 46: Dismissal form service-Group Captain-Allegations of financial impropriety-General Court Martial-Dismissal from service-Finding and sentence confirmed by Chief of Air Staff-Filing of writ petition by respondent before the High Court u/s 16(2) of 1950 Act-Central Government dismissed c the petition-Quashing the decision of General Court Martial, High Court observed that since the Judge Advocate was junior in rank, GCM proceedings were vitiated-On appeal, Held: No plea raised by the Union of India in appeals
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