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Stories with the ‘ tag ‘ you searched for "Misconduct"
Punishment Of Removal From Service For Unauthorized Absence Of 5 Days Is Very Harsh: Telangana High Court
Parties Would Be Put In 'Embarrassing Position' Not Ground To Dispense Departmental Inquiry: Gujarat High Court
Public Service, Nature Of Misconduct Of Employee Significant Considerations U/S 11 Industrial Disputes Act: Gujarat High Court
'Clear Case Of Misconduct': Rajasthan High Court Denies Relief To CRPF Constable Removed From Service For Unauthorized Absence
Employee Cannot Be Terminated Without Full Departmental Inquiry: Gujarat High Court
Termination Order Referring To FIR Against Employee Without Departmental Inquiry Is Stigmatic: Gujarat High Court
Probationer In Police Dept Can't Be Terminated On Grounds Of Misconduct Sans Inquiry Under Karnataka Civil Service (Probation) Rules: High Court
"Peshkars/Readers Duty-Bound To Write Legible Orders": Allahabad High Court Warns Of Action Against Erring Officials
Arms Act - Illegal Use Of Licensed Weapon Per Se Not Offence Under Section 27 Unless Misdemeanour Under Sections 5/7 Proved : Supreme Court
Failure To Write Orders In Legible Manner By Peshkars/Court Readers Could Be Treated As Misconduct: Allahabad High Court
Are Petitions Alleging Judicial Misconduct Maintainable? Kerala High Court To Decide
Breaking: New BCI Rules Which Prohibits Criticism Of Its Decisions Has Not Taken Effect, Waiting For CJI's Approval:BCI Tells Kerala High Court
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