dated 30. 1.82--Promotion--Sealed cover procedure-When could
be resorted to--Exoneration from all charges--Notional
promotion from the date the juniors were promoted ... conclusion of the departmental/court pro-
ceedings, the officer concerned is completely exonerated,
and where he is under suspension it is also held that
Rajas than Service Rules, where a delinquent employee is not fully exonerated, the rule enjoins upon the competent authority to take a decision regarding ... Where such competent authority holds that the Government Servant has been fully exonerated or, in the case of suspension that it was wholly unjustified
before the Metropolitan Magistrate. After the
issuance of process and exoneration in the adjudication
proceeding appellant filed application for dropping the
proceedings, inter alia, contending ... same allegation
the adjudication proceedings having been dropped and the
appellant exonerated, his continued prosecution is an abuse of
the process of the Court
report
was founded on the ground that since the accused has been exonerated in the
disciplinary proceeding by a detailed speaking order, the first information ... High Court, the disciplinary authority, by order dated
25th of March, 2009, exonerated the accused of the charges “subject to the
condition that
within the time allowed by law and whether the Railways are therefore exonerated of their liability under Section 77(2) of Indian Railways ... Railway staff in collusion with private person, the Railway Administration are not exonerated of their liability under Section 77(2) of Indian Railways
notwithstanding the fact that on an
identical charge the appellant was exonerated in the
departmental proceedings in the light of a report submitted ... Central Vigilance Commission after a
detailed enquiry submitted a report exonerating the
appellant of all the charges. The Department forwarded the
report of the Central
appellant submitted his
explanation on December, 18, 1956. The Enquiry Officer
exonerated the appellant of charge 1 (a). In 1960, the
appellant was discharged ... submitted to Government a report in respect
of Charge 1(a) which exonerated the appellant completely.
The Government then waited for another six months before
offence: Provided that nothing in this sub-section shall exonerate any person who, when such defence becomes necessary, was committing any act in contravention
unlicenced person was driving the vehicle the insurance
company would be exonerated from the liability. The validity
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of the said argument was decided ... behalf of the
Insurance Company that since admittedly there was a
exoneration clause, the insurance company would not be
liable, when the accident occurred
departmental proceeding has been initiated against respondent No.2 herein
resulted in exoneration and, thus, he was entitled to a judgment of acquittal.
The said ... Trial Judge
cannot be sustained. Furthermore respondent No.2 having been exonerated
in the departmental proceeding, a different view could not be taken
