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1990 Supreme(Ori) 394

B.L.HANSARIA, P.C.MISRA
CHIRANJIB PARIDA – Appellant
Versus
SUITE OF ORISSA – Respondent


Advocates Appeared:
J.K. Rath, for the Appellant; S.C Dash and B.K. Patnaik and Additional Government Advocate, for the Respondent

JUDGMENT :

B.L. Hansaria, C.J. - The facts which need be noted for disposal of the case are these while the Petitioner was serving as a graduate teacher in K.N. Janata High School, Sajanapara some allegations, such as, absence without intimation, negligence in duty violation of the rules of the school insubordination and indulging in indisciplined activities were made against him. This was some time in August, 1978. The Petitioner Submitted his explanation denying the allegations. He Was thereafter placed under Suspension on 14-2-1979 pending inquiry into the charges drawn up against him. The Managing Committee thereafter Constituted an enquiry committee to enquire into the Charges framed against the Petitioner. This inquiry committee consisted of one member of the Managing Committee and two 'Outsiders. The Petitioner raised objection regarding, constitution of the enquiry 'Committee and did not participate in the deliberations of the Committee. The enquiry was, therefore, conducted ex parte and a report was submitted to the Managing Committee which was considered by it OR 29-9-1979 and it resolved, on the basis of the findings arrived at by the enquiry committee, to recommend remov



















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