notice, ten specific instances of neglect of duty and
two instances of misconduct-acceptance of illegal grati-
fication and fabrication of official record were ... would
amount to imposing double punishment. He denied the charge
relating to misconduct and submitted that it was based on
the uncorroborated statements of witnesses
aside the
Award on the grounds that the umpire was guilty of
misconduct in that he failed to give an adequate opportunity
to the Agents ... also held that the Award was vitiated on
account of judicial misconduct, because the Agents were not
allowed by the umpire sufficient opportunity to place
aside the Award on the grounds that the umpire was guilty of misconduct in that he failed to give an adequate opportunity to the Agents ... also held that the Award was vitiated on account of judicial misconduct, because the Agents were not allowed by the umpire sufficient opportunity to place
purported to have been made on any
charge of misconduct or inefficient and the fact that any
such considerations might have weighed with the Government ... violative of Art.
311(2). It was pointed out that " while misconduct and
inefficiency are factors that enter into the account where
the order
public from
undesirable persons, bearing the stigma of a conviction or
misconduct on their character, the ordinary rule of
construction need not be strictly applied
appellant's service, merely stated that the charge of
misconduct was brought against the appellant on account of
enmity and that the departmental enquiry
appellant's service, merely stated that the charge of misconduct was brought against the appellant on account of enmity and that the departmental enquiry
