Supreme Court of India
Union of India and Anr v. S.S. Ahluwalia
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Service law : Reinstatement with consequential benefits-Order, validity of-Held: Order for reinstatement could be passed when employee is dismissed or removed from service after initiation of disciplinary proceedings and said dismissal or removal is found to be illegal-On facts employee himself sought voluntary retirement and had actually been relieved-Thereafter, was no longer in service and had not done any work-Also no delay in accepting his request for voluntary retirement-Disciplinary proceedings concluded against employee with imposing small punishment-Thus, case for reinstatement with
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