Supreme Court of India
Oriental Bank of Commerce & Ors. v. S.S. Sheokand & Anr.
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SERVICE LAW: Punishment - Respondent senior manager in appellant bank - Allegation of purchasing third party cheques and drafts of huge amounts beyond his authority of lending - Inquiry report - Correspondence of appellant bank with Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) - Respondent's request for furnishing of papers exchanged with the CVC declined - Imposition of punishment of reduction of two stages in pay scale on advise of CVC - Request of o Vigilance Officer of the bank to the CVC that the penalty imposed deserved to be modified to a minor penalty - Not accepted - Writ petition by
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