Supreme Court of India
Panchmahal Vadodara Gramin Bank & Ors. v. D.M. Parmar
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We are of the considered view that if the said E documents were not allowed to be inspected by D.M. Parmar as delinquent officer, there has been no violation of principles of natural justice.
Judgment, page 9
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Service Law - Dismissal from service - Charges against bank officer (manager of the bank) alleging grave lapses in sanction/disbursement in many loan accounts - Order of dismissal by the Disciplinary Authority - Representation thereagainst rejected - Writ petition by the bank officer - Single Judge of the High Court holding that though the Enquiry Officer had fully and properly scrutinized the relevant o material and gave reasonable opporlunity to the bank officer during the course of inquiry, there was non-application of mind by the disciplinary authority with regard to the quantum of
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