facts of the case (v) That inasmuch as no charge of misconduct had been framed against the petitioner before the order of suspension was made ... reads:
"A Government servant under suspension on a charge of misconduct shall not be required or permitted to retire on his reaching
having been convicted on a criminal charge but for the misconduct which has led to his such conviction. Departmental punishment is, therefore, not a necessary ... conviction, In my Opinion, neither liability to be departmentally punished for misconduct is a disqualification, not it attaches to the conviction. "Disqualification
have been caused to the Panchayat by the petitioners' neglect and misconduct. The show-cause notice, dated 4-4-1972 (Annexure ... Panchayat if the loss etc., had been occasioned by any neglect or misconduct of that member. It cannot be said that all these were harsh
that the penalty awarded to the petitioner is in conformity with the misconduct committed by him. Thereafter, the petitioner submitted a representation for payment ... Your above said act is an act of "Gross Misconduct" in terms of meaning of the Clause
that absence from duty did not amount to the gravest act of misconduct. It
was neither deliberate nor intentional. The matter attained finality and
remained ... explained that as a result of cumulative effect of continued
misconduct proving incorrigibility and complete unfitness for police service,
the petitioner was dismissed from service
person has retired his pension cannot be withheld on a finding of misconduct or negligence daring the period of service including the service rendered ... employee during his re-employment. The finding of misconduct has to precede the order adversely affecting the pension in any manner. The enquiry proceedings cannot
after the punishing authority has applied its mind on
the nature of misconduct. Similarly, denial of gratuity and
leave encashment can also be effected ... occasioned by way of penalty on account of misconduct committed by an
employee established in the regular departmental enquiry against such
delinquent employee
came to the conclusion that Bhagwat Prasad petitioner had committed grave misconduct and in his view if Police Officers in Police Lines were allowed ... Police Force. The Superintendent of Police observed that the gravity of the misconduct of the petitioner was "of the most reprehensible nature
unauthorised absence from duty from the place of work amounted to misconduct under the Standing Orders. The Management served charge-sheet dated March ... sheet, thus, included four instances including the past instances which amounted to misconduct under clauses 21.106, 21.122 of the Standing Order applicable to the appellant
order is a mere a camouflage for an order of dismissal for misconduct,
it is open to the Court to go behind the order ... submitted that as the order of
discharge, is founded upon an alleged misconduct, namely the contracting
of a second marriage, the Courts below were obliged
