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Bombay High Court Allows Ex-Employee to be Represented by Union Representative in Disciplinary Proceedings - Right to Defence Under Clause 12(a)(ii) of Disciplinary Action Procedure Regulations. The Court held that the right to be defended by a trade union representative continues even after cessation of employment if disciplinary proceedings were initiated during employment.

16 Jul 2019

The Petitioner, Subhash S. Sawant, an ex-employee of Central Bank of India and General Secretary of the Central Bank Employees Union, faced disciplina...

Supreme Court

Supreme Court Upholds Dismissal of CISF Constable for Gross Negligence in Theft of Copper Wires. High Court's Substitution of Punishment with Compulsory Retirement Set Aside as Disproportionate Interference Under Article 226.

18 Nov 2022

The case pertains to disciplinary proceedings initiated against Subrata Nath, a Constable in the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF), for gross n...

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High Court of Karnataka Allows State and Lokayukta Petitions Challenging KAT Order — Lokayukta Investigation Under Section 12(3) of Karnataka Lokayukta Act, 1984 Not Invalid for Non-Communication of Adverse Remarks. The Court held that Section 12(3) does not require prior communication of adverse remarks before ordering investigation, as it is only for ordering investigation and not for imposing punishment.

13 Sep 2019

The case involves two writ petitions filed under Articles 226 and 227 of the Constitution of India. The first petition was filed by the State of Karna...

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Supreme Court Upholds Dismissal in Departmental Inquiry Case — Change in Inquiry Committee Personnel Does Not Vitiate Proceedings. Substitution of One Member of Inquiry Committee After Some Evidence Recorded is Not a Violation of Natural Justice Under the Indian Railway Establishment Code Rules.

20 Nov 1969

The respondent, a treasure guard in the Eastern Railway, was dismissed from service for misappropriation and unauthorized handling of government cash ...

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Reinstatement of Terminated Teacher — Vitiated Inquiry Proceedings — Real Likelihood of Bias — Full Back Wages Awarded — Application of Principles of Natural Justice

18 Feb 2025

High Court upheld the Tribunal’s decision — Confirmed reinstatement of Respondent No.1 — Directed payment of full back wages — Found the inqui...

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Bombay High Court Quashes Suspension of Cricketer in BCCI Match-Fixing Case for Violation of Natural Justice. Suspension Order Passed Without Show-Cause Notice or Opportunity of Hearing Set Aside as Arbitrary and Unreasonable.

12 Aug 2015

The petitioner, Hiken Naresh Shah, a professional cricketer, challenged his suspension order dated 12th July 2015 passed by the President of the Board...

Supreme Court

Supreme Court Allows IPS Officer's Voluntary Retirement in VRS Rejection Case — Central Government's Rejection Based on Pending Disciplinary Proceedings Set Aside as State Government's Recommendation for Acceptance Was Not Considered Properly. The Court held that the Central Government must give reasons for differing from the State's recommendation and that mere contemplation of proceedings without charge sheet does not justify rejection under Rule 16(2A) of the All India Service (Death-cum-Retirement Benefits) Rules, 1958.

1 Jan 2026

The appellant, an Indian Police Service (IPS) officer of the 1997 batch (Maharashtra cadre), sought voluntary retirement from service (VRS) by a notic...

High Court

Bombay High Court Allows Writ Petition Challenging Continuation of Disciplinary Proceedings After Retirement Without Sanction of Pensionary Benefits. Disciplinary proceedings cannot continue after retirement as employer-employee relationship ceases; pensionary benefits cannot be withheld without specific rule.

29 Oct 2013

The petitioner, Mrs. Pratibha Ashok Salvekar, was a retired officer of Allahabad Bank who had served from 1974 until her retirement on 30th April 2011...

High Court

Bombay High Court Considers Whether Removal of Driver Under Maharashtra Zilla Parishad Rules Based Solely on Conviction for Incident Outside Service Violates Principles of Natural Justice and Proportionality. The Court found that disciplinary authority must consider circumstances and that conduct leading to conviction must constitute misconduct under service rules, not merely a conviction, to warrant removal.

28 Aug 2012

The writ petition under Article 226 of the Constitution was filed by the legal heirs of deceased employee Champalal Paliwal against the order of remov...

High Court

Bombay High Court Allows Writ Petition Challenging Internal Complaints Committee Report in Sexual Harassment Case — Violation of Natural Justice and Vishaka Guidelines. Committee Constituted Without Independent Member and Proceedings Conducted Without Proper Opportunity of Hearing to Complainant.

4 Oct 2016

The petitioner, Vidya Akhave, an employee of IFCI Ltd., filed a complaint of sexual harassment against respondent No.2, Suneet Shukla. An Internal Com...

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