charges
are accepted as wholly proved, yet that would not constitute
misconduct as prescribed in Rule 5 and no penalty can be
imposed for such ... nonetheless
a misconduct not strictly falling within the enumerated
misconduct in the relevant standing order but yet a
misconduct for the purpose of imposing
misconduct and the charges held did not disclose
any misconduct because negligence in performance of duty or
inefficiency in discharge of duty would not constitute ... noted the definition of misconduct in Stroud's
Judicial Dictionary which runs as under:
"Misconduct means, misconduct arising from ill
motive; acts
which would constitute misconduct. Penalty is
imposed for misconduct. The workmen must know in advance
which act or omission would constitute misconduct ... establishment would constitute misconduct.
Penalty is imposed for misconduct. The workmen must
therefore, know in advance which act or omission would
constitute misconduct
conduct as
misconduct and punish the workman even though the alleged
misconduct would not be comprehended in any of the
enumerated misconduct. [561E ... none-the-less a misconduct not strictly falling within
the enumerated misconduct in the relevant standing
order but yet a misconduct for the purpose
suspended and charged by adopting the procedure for major
penalty ? What constitute misconduct ?
(c) Whether the action of the State and its authorities based
case against you as also your previous employment.
Your above acts constitute misconduct under Clause 25(2), viz, '....... breach of trust or dishonesty ... establishment would constitute misconduct. Penalty is imposed for misconduct. The workman must, therefore, know in advance which act of omission would constitute misconduct
noted the definition of misconduct in Stroud's Judicial Dictionary which runs as under:
Misconduct means, misconduct arising from ill motive; acts of negligence ... contract of service may constitute misconduct. In Stroud's Judicial Dictionary the expression 'Misconduct' means, misconduct arising from ill motive; acts
defines ''misconduct' thus:
"The term misconduct implies a wrongful intention, and not a mere error of judgment. Misconduct is not necessarily ... noted the definition of misconduct in Stroud's Judicial Dictionary which runs as under: -
"Misconduct means, misconduct arising from ill motive
Conduct Rules it would have been rather difficult to ascertain what constitutes misconduct in a given situation. But Rules 4 to 18 of the Conduct ... contrary to or in breach of prescribed rules of conduct would constitute misconduct for disciplinary proceedings. This code of conduct being not exhaustive it would
suspension and it was stated that if proved they would constitute misconduct. A Memorandum of Articles of Charge dated February 24, 1982 was issued ... noted the definition of misconduct in Stround's Judicial Dictionary which runs as under :
"Misconduct means, misconduct arising from ill motive; acts
