Supreme Court of India
Hari Niwas Gupta v. State of Bihar and Another
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In view of the aforesaid position, we would not go into the merits of the said contention and leave the issue open.
Judgment, page 21
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Constitution of India – Clause (b) of the second pr oviso to Art.311(2) – News item published in local daily tha t the Nepal Police apprehended three judicial officers-appellants belonging to the State of Bihar, allegedly being found in compromising position with three Nepali women in a guest house at Biratnag ar, Nepal – Full Court resolution passed for their dismissal, d ispensing with the disciplinary proceedings by invoking clause (b) of the second proviso to Art.311(2) – While setting aside the order of dismissal for failure to record reasons for dispensing with t he enquiry, the
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