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Supreme Court quashes reversion order after 25 years, grants pensionary benefits: Sukh Bilash Thakur vs. Bihar State Electricity Board (2019)

/ Administrative Law, Administrative Law with Fairness, Administrative Law with Reasonableness, Arun Mishra, Judges, Navin Sinha, Pensionary Benefits, Reversion, Service Law, Service Law with Principles of Natural Justice

Supreme Court quashes reversion order after 25 years, grants pensionary benefits: Sukh Bilash Thakur vs. Bihar State Electricity Board (2019) LEGAL ISSUE: Whether an employee can be reverted to a lower post after 25 years of service based on allegations of fraudulent appointment, especially when the initial appointment was made after due verification and competitive […]

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Railway Employee Misconduct: Supreme Court clarifies principles of natural justice in disciplinary proceedings (28th May 2009)

/ B.S. Chauhan, Judges, Mukundakam Sharma, Railway Service Conduct Rules, 1966, Retiral Benefits, Reversion, Rule 3(i)(ii), Railway Service Conduct Rules, 1966, Rule 3(i)(iii), Railway Service Conduct Rules, 1966, Service Law, Suspension

Introduction Date of the Judgment: 28th May 2009 Citation: Where available, provide the case citation in the Indian Supreme Court (INSC) format. Judges: Hon’ble Dr. Justice Mukundakam Sharma, Hon’ble Dr. Justice B.S. Chauhan Can a disciplinary inquiry be sustained on vague charges? The Supreme Court in Union of India & Ors. vs. Gyan Chand Chattar

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Supreme Court sets aside High Court order regarding regularization of Khalasis: Union of India vs. Laxman Singh Champalal (01 September 2008)

/ Administrative Law, Central Administrative Tribunal, Cyriac Joseph, Judges, Judicial Review, Reasoned Judgments, Regularization, Reversion, S.B. Sinha, Service Law, Tribunal Orders

Date of the Judgment: 01 September 2008 Judges: S.B. Sinha and Cyriac Joseph, JJ. Can a High Court judgment be sustained if it lacks reasoning? The Supreme Court addressed this question in a case concerning the regularization of employees in the post of Khalasis. The Court emphasized the necessity for the High Court to provide

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