Supreme Court of India
State Bank of India v. P. Zadenga
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Issue for consideration: Whether clause 4 of the Memorandum of Settlement (MoS) dated 10th April 2002 create a bar on departmental proceedings continuing when the person subjected thereto is being tried before a criminal court for off ences of the same origi n; and whether acquittal in some of the connected proceedings entail a benefi t in the surviving proceedings, inuring a right upon the delinquent e mployee of automatic discharge in disciplinary proceedings. Service Law – Departmental proceedings pending criminal trial arising from the same transactions, if to be stayed – Acqui ttal in one
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