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Section 63 in The Army Act, 1950 63. Violation of good order and discipline. Any person subject to this Act who is guilty

SCALE (1)899 ACT: Army Act, 1950 : Sections 63 , 71 and 72-Summary Court- Martial-Punishment-Award of-To be commensurate with nature and degree ... lesser punishments provided in the Army Act . [679E. 683G-H] 677 2.1 Section 72 of the Army Act, 1950 provides that the court-martial

were charged before the Court-Martial for offences under section 63 of the Army Act 1950 in that they alongwith some other GREF personnel assembled ... Army Rules 1954 and if that be so, they could not be charged under section 63 of the Army Act 1950 on the facts alleged

charges were framed; three charges under Section 52(C) of the Army Act and two under Section 63 of the Army Act and two under ... Section 52(F) and in the alternative to the 6th charge, seventh charge under Section 63 of the Act were framed. All the charges were

good order and military discipline, was charged under Section 63 of the Army Act, 1950 [for short the Army Act ]. On 08.08.1989, Major ... appellant from service was vitiated being contrary to Section 63 of the Army Act, which provides for imposing any kind of punishment only after conviction

which was an offence under Section 39(1) of the Army Act. He was also charged under Section 63 of the Army Act for violation ... absent without leave, and for committing an offence under section 63 of the Army Act was highly and grossly disproportionate to the gravity

MENTIOEND IN CLAUSE (f) OF SECTION 52 Army Act OF THE ARMY ACT WITH INTENT TO DEFRAUD, Section 52(f) In that he, at Ambala ... Second charge AN OMISSION PREJUDICIAL TO GOOD ORDER AND MILITARY Army Act DISCIPLINE, Section 63 In that he, at Ambala Cantonment, on 14 February

number. Each charge was under Section 52 of the Army Act and in the alternative, under Section 63 of the Army Act. Section ... contains nine charges under Section 52 and three charges under Section 63 . The appellant contends that once charges under Section 52 were dropped, they could

facie case against the accused on both the charges under Army Act Section 63 and 47 respectively. 2. In pursuance of Army Rule ... satisfied that the charges are coming within the purview of the Army Act and that the evidence justifies a trial by court-martial, these conditions

SCALE (2)944 ACT: Army Act, 1950 : Sections 52 , 63 . Army Rules 1954: Rule 22. Dismissal pursuant to General Court Martial--Validity of. Non-compliance ... related to an offence which came under section 63 of the Army Act, namely, conduct prejudicial to good order and military discipline; while the charge