Supreme Court of India
State of West Bengal & Ors. v. Sankar Ghosh
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Service Law: c Effect of acquittal in criminal case on dismissal order after departmental inquiry - Held: There is no rule of automatic reinstatement on acquittal by a criminal court even though the charges levelled against the delinquent before the Enquiry Officer as well as the criminal court are the same - Further, 0 Regulation 4 of 1968 Regulations indicates that even if there is identity of charges /eve/led against the accused before the criminal court as well as before the Enquiry Officer, an order of discharge or acquittal of a police officer by a Criminal Court shall not be a bar to
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