Supreme Court of India
National Institute of Technology & Anr. v. Pannalal Choudhury &anr.
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c Service law - Dismissal from service - Order of dismissal ...:. Legality of - Charges of financial as also administrative irregularities against respondent-Registrar of National Institute of Technology - Order of dismissal by Principal & Secretary, NIT - Challenge to, on the ground that Principal & Secretary, NIT not authorise to pass such order since the authority to dismiss vested in Board of Governors (BOG), NIT under the Rules - Held: Resolutions passed by BOG show that the BOG monitored, dealt with and eventually decided the case of the respondent in their various meetings since
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