Supreme Court of India
The State of Rajasthan & Ors. v. Phool Singh
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Service Law – Penal Code, 1860 – s.392 – Arms Act – ss.3/25 – Respondent-delinquent employee’s dismissal from s ervice was quashed by High Court on the ground that he was acq uitted by criminal court on the same set of facts and charges on which he faced departmental proceeding, directed reinstatement in service – Correctness of – Held: departmental proceeding is differe nt from a criminal proceeding – delinquent employee after his dismissal from service, nevertheless, seeks reinstatement when he i s acquitted by a criminal court on the same set of charges and facts – M erely because a person
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