deciding factor to draw an inference this way or that way but an inference of dishonesty has to be drawn on consideration of totality ... baseless and false, the inference of dishonesty would be reasonable and fully justified, as dishonesty may also be inferred from false accounting of fact
inference of dishonesty. There was in fact no material to infer
dishonesty or lack of integrity on part of the appellant in granting
acquittal
commission should be given to an agent in between. I cannot infer dishonesty, misfeasance or lack of probity at this stage. The burden of proving
present case the courts below have tried to infer dishonesty from
(a) the petitioners failure to deliver the balance, shortage of 1.57 maunds of paddy ... very easily damage boiled rice, I think the inference drawn by the courts below regarding dishonesty on the part of the petitioners is not justified
dishonesty. At any rate, the act of the petitioner involved gross negligence.
4. In our opinion, dishonesty on the proved facts cannot be inferred particularly ... cannot be inferred from this fact and as the entries were correctly made in the trip-sheet, hence, the inference of dishonesty cannot be attached
brothers,
sisters and sister-in-law were partners. The learned ARC inferred
dishonesty and concealment on the part of the petitioner because
judicial opinions possible in the given circumstances of the case. To infer dishonesty from these divergence is a proposition which cannot be said
commission should be given to an agent in between. I cannot infer dishonesty, misfeasance or lack of probity at this stage. The burden of proving
deciding factor to draw an
inference this way or that way but an inference of
dishonesty has to be drawn on consideration of
totality ... baseless and false, the inference of dishonesty
would be reasonable and fully justified, as
dishonesty may also be inferred from false
accounting of fact
stated that great caution ought to be used in drawing the inference of dishonesty from a breach of duty imposed by civil law and that ... would be most indiscreet to raise the inference of dishonesty against a man who has mistaken it, simply because he has mistaken
