J.C.SHAH, B.N.GOKHALE
G. P. Oak – Appellant
Versus
The State of Bombay – Respondent
The petitioner was an officiating clerk in a temporary vacancy in the office of the Divisional Forest Utilisation, Poona. Later on the post was made permanent and the petitioner was confirmed; but shortly afterwards the Divisional Forest Officer passed and order that the orders of confirmation should not be given effect to and the petitioner was informed that his services were no longer required. On appeal to the Government of Bombay the petitioner was informed by the Conservator that the order terminating his services was cancelled and that he was reinstated. Simultaneously, another letter was addressed suspending the petitioner pending departmental enquiry on the ground that he had been found indulging in objectionable activities, which conduct was in contravention of R. 30 of the Bombay Civil Services Conduct, Discipline and Appeal Rules. The annexure to the charge sheet set out nine items all of which were answered by the petitioner. Later on, the Conservator informed the petitioner that all the charges against him were proved and called upon him to show cause against the proposed dismissal. Ultimately the petitioner was dismissed. On appeal the Government did not con
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