Supreme Court of India
Uco Bank & Ors. v. Sushil Kumar Saha
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In view of the above, it has been observed that delay occurs in the matter of initiating appropriate action including disciplinary action against the erring employees. who had B committed irregularities in his earlier place of posting.
Judgment, page 13
From the headnote
SERVICE LAW: Disciplinary proceedings - Disciplinary authority - Bank c Officer, transferred to Head Office stated to have committed various irregularities during his earlier posting - Disciplinary authority of the erstwhile place of posting nominated to conduct disciplinary proceedings - Held: The disciplinary authority was duly empowered under the relevant provision to institute the disciplinary proceedings - Court is not expected to sit in judgment over wisdom of the Bank in taking such a decision which is to expedite the disciplinary proceedings - Division Bench of High Court erred in
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