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Stories with the ‘ tag ‘ you searched for "Disciplinary Proceeding"
Disciplinary Authority's Order Relying On Report Of Inquiry Officer Not Supported By Evidence Is Unsustainable: Patna High Court
Delinquent Public Servant Has Right To Be Tried Within Reasonable Time, State Can't Initiate Disciplinary Action After Unexplained Delay: Kerala HC
Employer Under Obligation To Ensure No Prejudice Is Caused To Employee In Disciplinary Proceedings.: Calcutta High Court
Employee Can Be Dismissed Even After Retirement If Found Guilty In Disciplinary Proceeding Initiated During Service: Orissa High Court
Transport Corporation Which Supported Bus Driver Before MACT Not Precluded From Initiating Disciplinary Proceedings Against Him: Madras HC
Can't Invoke Writ Jurisdiction To Question Sufficiency Or Adequacy Of Evidence In Support Of Particular Conclusion In Disciplinary Proceedings: Kerala HC
Long-Standing Disciplinary Proceedings Against Employee Not A Ground To Deny Promotion: Telangana High Court Reiterates
Tedious Judicial Process Cannot Be Used To Harass Employees: Calcutta High Court Directs UCO Bank To Release Arrears Of Pay & Retirement Benefits
Appellate Body Must Reconsider Cases Of Disciplinary Proceedings With No Evidence, Not Merely Reiterate Previous Orders: Kerala High Court
In Disciplinary Proceeding, Burden Of Proof Depends On Nature Of Charge And Explanation Put Forward By Employee: Supreme Court
[Armed Forces] Superior's Command Must Be Followed Even At Cost Of Personal Suffering: Madras High Court
Filing Complaints To Intimidate Opposing Counsel Must Be Deprecated: Bombay HC Quashes Misconduct Case Against Former Govt Lawyer
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