Supreme Court of India
State Bank of Mysore and Ors. Etc. v. M.C. Krishnappa
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Service law: Dismissal from service - Employee in officer grade found guilty of misappropriation of funds - Order of removal from service - Reviewing authority modified the punishment and reduced it to demotion to cadre of clerk with a further bar against promotion for a period of seven years - Accepting same, employee rejoined but after expiry of seven years filed writ petition challenging the punishment awarded to him - High Court rejected the contention that the employee could not be put down in the clerks' cadre and his demotion could only be confined to a lower rark in the officer grade
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