Supreme Court of India
Government of Ap. & Anr. v. N. Ramanaiah
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Service Law: c Andhra Pradesh Civil Services (Classification, Control and Appeal) Rules, 1991: rr.9(x), 14(2), 32 and 38 - Dismissal of employee by ,. Government instead of appointing authority -:- Propriety of - Remedy - Held: The Rules clearly empowered not only the appointing authority but also the Government to impose appropriate punishment upon the delinquent for pro,ven charge of misconduct - right of appeal is not an inherent right, but subject to relevant rules - When order under r.38 is passed by Government itself in the name of Governor, there would be no right of appeal - Remedy of
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