Supreme Court of India
Raj Kumar Singh v. Union of India & Ors.
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Service Law: Removal from service - Writ petition - Plea c of Employer-State that it was not removal but acceptance of resignation - Employee denying having resigned and alleging that his signature were taken on blank paper - Dismissal of petition and Writ appeal by High Court - On appeal, Held: High Court rightly dismissed writ petition - ,... Allegation of taking signature on blank paper since involved disputed question of fact, could not have gone into in a writ petition. Appellant filed a writ petition alleging his removal from service. Plea of respondent-State was that he was not removed
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