Supreme Court of India
Charanjit Lamba v. Commanding Officer, Southern Command and Ors.
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Service Law - Dismissal - On ground of misconduct - Appellant, a Major in the Indian Army - Dismissed on the ground of committing the misconduct of a) making false claim towards payment of transport charges of his household luggage and car and b) of violating the rule requiring him to / clear his electricity dues upon his transfer from the place of /' his posting - Dismissal challenged by appellant as being disproportionate to the gravity of the offence committed by him - Held: The challenge is not tenable - As an officer of disciplined force like the Army, appellant was expected to maintain
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