Supreme Court of India
Airports Authority of India v. Rajeev Ratan Pandey & Ors.
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SERVICE LAW: Transfer - Writ petition before High Court challenging c order of transfer as violative of transfer policy - Later, a supplementary affidavit filed alleging ma/a fides - High Court by an interim order staying transfer - Held: In matters of transfer of government employees scope of judicial review is ~ . limited and courts would not interfere with a transfer order ~ j._ lightly ~ The burden of proving ma/a fide is on the party w~o alleges it - In the instant case, prima facie, the a/legation of ma/a fide is an after thought - Besides, except a bald statement, there is no
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