charges and, therefore, the punishment of dismissal now awarded results in double jeopardy, which is unconstitutional being against the provisions of Article ... different offence. This rule is distinct from the doctrine of double jeopardy as it does not prevent the trial of any offence but only precludes
prove his unfitness to hold the higher post and amounts to double jeopardy.
11. On the other hand, Mr. Ajesh Luthra, learned Counsel appearing ... found fit, is later on punished would not amount to double jeopardy, as held by the Apex Court in Union of India
integra. His stand is that the assessee is being subjected to double jeopardy inasmuch as on
the one hand the assessee is declined tax credit ... against the same.
It is submitted that such double jeopardy will be absolutely unjust and inequitable to the
assessee. We are, in effect, once again
Respondent No.1 has refuted the argument of multiple punishment or double jeopardy advanced by the applicant. He submits that though on a plain reading ... than one minor penalty for the same misconduct which amounts to double jeopardy. His principal argument is that his promotion cannot be given effect
learned counsel that the assessee will be subjected to double jeopardy
inasmuch as, on the one hand, the assessee has been subjected to tax
abroad ... respect
of which foreign tax credit is declined. In legal parlance, double jeopardy
has very narrow connotation in the criminal law, but, lest such
technicalities
learned counsel that the assessee will be subjected to double jeopardy
inasmuch as, on the one hand, the assessee has been subjected to tax
abroad ... respect
of which foreign tax credit is declined. In legal parlance, double jeopardy
has very narrow connotation in the criminal law, but, lest such
technicalities
sheet was not maintainable as it was hit by principle of
double jeopardy. In respect of the other points raised by the first
respondent ... issued. This
would also be hit by the principle of double
jeopardy.
14. In the above narration of facts we hold that
the impugned charge
arise during the previous year under consideration and these are still in jeopardy due to the fact that the decision of the Civil Judge ... year. The extra compensation awarded by the Civil Judge was also in jeopardy as the State had appealed against the same to the High Court
course of action, as contemplated, is hit by the doctrine of double jeopardy. The scope of Rule 19 in itself is not over and above ... applicant under suspension on the earlier occasion, the principle of double jeopardy did not arise inasmuch as the applicant is not being tried
assessment which was voluntarily disallowed by the assessee, which
led to double jeopardy to the assessee. It is submitted by the assessee that
application ... notice of
the Bench that the assessee raised this issue of double jeopardy in the
grounds of appeal no. 3 to 6 raised before
