Supreme Court of India
Rajesh Kumar Srivastava v. State of Jharkhand & Ors.
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SERVICE LAW· Judicial Officer - Probationer Munsif - Discharged from seNice - Held: person is placed on probation so as to enable the employer to adjudge his suitability for continuation and confirmation in the service - While taking a decision in c this regard neither any notice is required to be given to the Probationer nor is he required to be given any opportunity of hearing - In the instant case, the order of termination was a fall out of the unsatisfactory service of the incumbent adjudged on the basis of his overall performance and the manner in which he conducted himself - This is a
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- 2020 Rajasthan High Court v. Ved Priya & Anr.
- 2025 Sarita Choudhary v. High Court of Madhya Pradesh & Another
- 2024 Swati Priyadarshini v. The State of Madhya Pradesh & Ors.
- 2012 State Bank of India and Others v. Palak Modi and Another
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