Supreme Court of India
Punjab National Bank and Ors. v. K.K. Verma
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Service Law - Departmental Inquiry - Punjab National Bank Officers Employees (Discipline and Appeal) Regulations, 1977 - Regulation 7(2) and 9 - Right of employee to represent against the adverse findings in an inquiry report - Nationalized bank - Employee allegedly committed serious irregularities/lapses while discharging his duties - Served with charge-sheet and consequently removed from service - Held: Nationalized bank is an instrumentality o of the State, and is always expected to act in fairness and to follow the principles of natural justice - The service regulations in question
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