Supreme Court of India
High Court of Gujarat v. Hitendravrajlalashara&anr.
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Constitution of India, 1950: Arts. 226 and 227 - Jurisdiction of High Court - Scope of interference - Certain a/legations made against the respondent-judicial officer - Enquiry held and responde(lt dismissed from service - Respondent's application before the High Court allowed and inquiry report and order of dismissal set aside - Held: High Court erred in re-appreciating the evidence acting as court of appeal - The enquiry officer rightly rendered the finding against the respondent - Order of dismissal was justified - Service law- Dismissal from service. Allowing the appeal, the Court Held:
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