Supreme Court of India
The State of Jammu and Kashmir and Ors. v. Farid Ahmad Tak
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Service Law: Compulsory retirement – Justifiability of – Res pondent official compulsorily retired by State in terms of Art. 226(2) of Service Regulations – On the basis of registration of an FIR allegin g demand and acceptance of bribe – Challenged by filing writ petitio n – Single Judge of High Court allowed the petition, holding that the decision to compulsorily retire the Respondent was taken merely on basis of FIR without taking into account APRs of Respondent and further norms for arriving at decision with regard to integrity of Respondent were not followed – Order of Single Judge
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