drawn. As a
result of all this, the petitioner remained under continuous suspension from
15.3.1996 to 15.11.2006.
The prayer in this writ petition ... suspension could be justified which was
originally based on detention and deemed suspension. No further order was
passed on the suspension to justify continuation
remain under suspension till the age of his
superannuation and his suspension was never revoked.
That being so, he continued to be in service ... before the High Court wherein it was provided
that a suspension order shall continue to remain in force until is
modified or revoked
deemed to have been placed or to continue to be
under suspension from the date of such dismissal or
removal or compulsory retirement ... during which he is deemed to be placed or to continue to
be under suspension, he shall be entitled to the
subsistence allowance and other
absence of sufficient cause for not doing so, he may face suspension of
licence to practice. Prior to 2001, Rule 49 of the BCI Rules ... person, government, firm, corporation or concern, so long as
he continues to practice, and shall, on taking up any such
employment, intimate the fact
Court had indicated that the parole was not the suspension
of sentence and the convict continues to serve the sentence despite
grant of parole ... Supreme
Court. The learned counsel submitted that the power of suspension
and the power of parole operate in different fields and have no
traces
retired from service on
November 30, 2001 while he was under suspension. He
has filed this Original Application impugning the
decision taken by the Textiles ... though he was in
continuance service from July 18, 1978, the date on
which he was placed under suspension, till his date
of retirement
court. It is a settled legal position that
the appeal is the continuation of the trial court proceedings and order of
conviction or acquittal ... appeal
preferred by the state challenging the order of their conviction after
suspension of their sentence by the Appellant Court is concerned, a recent
judgment
which is quoted below:
“First Information Report
Office of literacy and continuous education mission, Dausa File
No.672 dated 4.1.2000
To,
The SHO
Police Station ... requested that Sh. Lokesh
Jain, Lower Division Clerk (Cashier) presently under suspension while
working on the post of cashier has committed financial irregularities
for which
absence of sufficient cause for not
doing so, he may face suspension of licence to practise.
Rule 49 of the BCI Rules (after 2001 amendment ... person, government,
firm, corporation or concern, so long as he
continues to practise, and shall, on taking up any
employment, intimate the fact
Dr. Dharamendra Singh vs Union Of India And Others Through on 30 August, 2013
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