Supreme Court of India
Dev Prakash Tewari v. U.P. Cooperative Institutional Service Board, Lucknow & Ors
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Uttar Pradesh Cooperative Employees Service Regulations, 1975: Disciplinary proceedings - Continuance of, after superannuation - Held: There is no provision in the Service Regulations, 1975, for initiation or continuation of disciplinary proceeding after retirement nor there is any provision stating that in case misconduct is established a deduction could be made from retiral benefits - In the instant case, the appellant retired from service - Therefore, after his retirement there was no authority vested with respondent for continuing disciplinary proceeding even for the purpose of imposing
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