Supreme Court of India
Union of India & Ors. v. P. S. Gill
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For the aforesaid reasons, the submis sion of the Appellants that the Respondent was under an obligation to protest the violation of guidelines by the DGST was not accepted by the Tribunal.
Judgment, page 10
From the headnote
Armed Forces Tribunal Act, 2007: ss.14 and 15 – Allegations pertaining to irregularities in procurement of ration – Investigation – Prima facie case against 12 Army Personnel includ ing the respondent – hearing of the charge under r.22 aga inst the Respondent was convened – The Commanding Officer of the Respondent i.e. General Officer Commanding (GOC), 15 I nfantry Division found no prima facie case made out against the Respondent – The said view was approved by the GOC, 15 Corps – Meanwhile, Respondent retired on attaining the ag e of superannuation – However, appellants invoked s.123 of the
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