Supreme Court of India
Veerendra Kumar Dubey v. Chief of Army Staff & Ors.
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Service Law- Disciplinary inquiry- Whether required - In case of discharge under r. 13(11/)(v) of Army Rules, 1953 rl w. Army HQ letter NO. /150101150/AGIPS-2(c) dated 28th December, 1988- Discharge of delinquent without following the procedure for discharge laid down under the letter dated 28th December, 1988 - On the ground that he had been 0 awarded four 'red ink entries' - Held: R. 13 does not in specific terms envisage an inquiry - However, the letter dated 2EJlh December, 1988 prescribes for an impartial inquiry-As per the procedure laid in letter dated 28th December, 1988 it is not
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