them, this was done keeping in view the various acts of misconduct committed by the appellant.
5. The leaned Single Judge dismissed the writ petition ... innocuous order preceded by some or other enquiry into the allegations of misconduct. There are number of
judicial precedents on the subject which started with
Gram Fund, if the same is in consequence of neglect or misconduct. Similarly, Section 204 is applicable only in case of an act done ... loss, waste or misappropriation is a consequence of his neglect or misconduct while working as Sarpanch, Up-Sarpanch or a Panch as the case
clearly show that termination of service is based on the allegations of misconduct. Petitioner's assertion is that before issuing the impugned order ... therefore, despite the absence of a specific reference to the allegation of misconduct in the impugned order of termination of service, the Court must construe
their written statement, averred that the
plaintiff was guilty of gravest misconduct as he had remained absent
from duty ... procedure as per law. The plaintiff was guilty of gravest misconduct as he
had remained absent from duty for more than seven months. In support
Rules') as absence from duty is not a gravest
act of misconduct which would attract the punishment of dismissal from ... disciplined force and the petitioner has exhibited an irresponsible act of
misconduct, found it to be a gravest act of misconduct and taking into
consideration
more than 3 months, in my considered
opinion, is gravest act of misconduct. The petitioner had earlier also
committed acts of misconduct for which ... show as to how the punishment awarded is
shocking, when the misconduct at issue and past conduct are taken into
account. The absence
1987 could be regarded as gravest act of misconduct within the meaning of Rule 16(2)(1) of the Punjab Police Rules, 1934 (for brevity ... taken into consideration inasmuch as it has not been found that the misconduct committed by the plaintiff-respondent was a gravest act. It has further
finding to the
effect the act committed by him amounted to gravest misconduct. He also
stated that the dismissal order was passed without affording ... absence for about 38 days could be regarded as
gravest act of misconduct proving incorrigibility and unfitness for police
service warranting dismissal or whether
agreement of reference was itself bad, the arbitrator was guilty of misconduct and that the award of the arbitrator was void as the time ... reconsideration of the arbitrator;
(iii) that the arbitrator was guilty of judicial misconduct as he had not considered all the material that was placed before
reversed. It was found by the appellate Court that the act of misconduct on the part of the plaintiff was not an act of gravest ... misconduct, i.e., absence from duty, and that according to Rule 16.2 (1), dismissal could be awarded
only for the gravest act of misconduct
