Supreme Court of India
Rushi Guman Singh v. State of Orissa & Ors.
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SeNice Law: c Orissa Civil SeNices (CCA) Rules, 1962 - r.12(4) - Suspension under - During further enquiry by Disciplinary Authority after direction of Court - Held: Though the delinquent officer was not under suspension at the time of the order of removal from seNice, he was rightly directed to be deemed 0 suspended u/s.12(4) from the date of the original order of removal. The appellant-officer was placed under suspension on 12 June, 1998 pending a disciplinary inquiry u/s.12(1 )(a) of Orissa Civil Services (CCA) Rules, 1962. The suspension was later revoked during the inquiry itself i.e. on
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