between a motion of no confidence and a motion of censure. That has been accepted by the Supreme Court in its judgment in Babubhai Muljibhai ... based on a specific ground or charge unlike a motion of censure. This principle, it has been urged, has been followed in several judgments
claimed by the Petitioner that the employer, needlessly imposes punishment of warning, censure and suspension on the employees in order to spoil their record ... prescribes for matters relating to other misconduct or punishment, such as warning, censure or fine. These three modes of punishments are not within the compass
that there is difference between a motion of no confidence
and a censure motion. While it is necessary in the case of censure
motion ... there is a difference between a
motion of no confidence and a censure motion. It is necessary in
the case of censure motion
respondent and setting aside the order
imposing the punishment of 'censure' on the respondent.
::: Uploaded on - 27/07/2017 ::: Downloaded ... lawful orders of his superiors/in-
charge. The minor penalty of "censure" was imposed upon the
respondent. The respondent challenged the order imposing
have power to reduce its servants or stop their promotion or to censure or reprimand them, and that all the acts of Government in relation ... municipal Court of Justice for his reduction. Then as to censure and reprimand, it follows from the power of dismissal that the Crown has also
filed so much so that his conduct might be deserving of censure of inexcusable".
17. At page 580 of Charlesworth on Negligence ... standard of reasonabel medical care, when he was deserving of censure". It is also necessary to bear in mind the following warning given
difference between the motion of no confidence and a motion of Censure. While it is generally necessary in the case of Censure ... need not set out the grounds or the charge. The vote of censure presupposes that the person censured is guilty of some impropriety or lapse
that subsequently by the order dated February 3, 1961 punishment of censure was passed against these two respondents. The question which arose before the Appellate ... discharge of the applicant he was proceeded against departmentally and was censured for having participated in the illegal strike."
3. The Payment of Wages
coming late on duty.
(C) On 25th May, 1994 he was censured for misconduct under Standing Order No. 20(a).
(D) On 30th ... again censured for misconduct under Standing Order No. 20(a).
(E) On 11th August, 1995 he was again censured for habitual absence and breach
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