Supreme Court of India
Rajinder Goel v. High Court of Punjab and Haryana & Anr.
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High Court: Judicial officer – Unexplained huge fin ancial transactions – Recommendation made by the Full Court of the High Court for compulsory retirement of the petitioner from the post of Additional District and Sessions Judge – On appeal, held: There were multiple transactions showing deposits and wit hdrawals of substantial amounts of money, it cannot be said that the Full Court was not justified in taking the view that it did – Judic ial service – Judicial ethics – Haryana Civil Services (Punishment and appeal) Rules, 1987. Rules of the Court, 1952: Chapter III; rule 1 – Recommendation
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