Supreme Court of India
Union of India & Ors. v. Dipak Mali
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Service Law: c Central Civil Services (CCA) Rules, 1965: "· 10(6) and (7) - Order of suspension - Not reviewed within ninety days from date of suspension - HELD: Order of suspension would not survive after the period of ninety days unless it was extended after review - Subsequent review and extension would not revive the order - Central Administrative 'L Tribunal rightly quashed the suspension order holding the same as invalid in the absence of its review and extension within the period stipulated - High Court rightly confirmed the view of the Tribunal. The respondent, a Civilian Motor
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