Supreme Court of India
Chandra Prakash Singh & Ors. v. Chairman, Purvanchal Gramin Bank & Ors.
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Regional Rural Banks Act, 1976 : s.29 - Malafide and arbitrariness - Burden to prove - Result of written test for post of officer in Gramin Bank challenged by unsuccessful c candidates on the ground of pias and ma/a tides by the then Chairman of Bank - High Court ordered State Government to conduct inquiry - Inquiry committee submitted report regarding improper functioning of Bank - High Court dismissed ·-I writ petition - On appeal, held: Inquiry ordered to be conducted by State Government in regard to mismanagement and other irregularities of Bank, was ex pa rte without giving any
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