Punjab & Haryana High Court Sets Aside Punishment of Constable After 20-Year Legal Battle in a case of Increment Forfeiture. In a significant judgment pertaining to Increment Forfeiture Service Matter , the Punjab and Haryana High Court set aside disciplinary punishment imposed on a police constable, holding that departmental authorities acted arbitrarily despite the inquiry … Read more
You can appeal an order from the Education Tribunal Punjab to the Punjab and Haryana High Court within 60 days on a “question of law,” typically via a Writ Petition (Article 226) (CWP) for quashing orders, challenging dismissal/termination, or seeking reinstatement, with High Court cases frequently focusing on natural justice, proper procedure, and whether terminations were penal or performance-based, often upholding … Read more
High Courts and the Supreme Court generally rule that new disciplinary proceedings cannot be initiated against an employee after retirement, but existing ones started before retirement can continue, with a key focus on when a formal charge sheet (not just a show cause notice) was issued. Pension recovery is restricted, usually requiring proof of grave misconduct/fraud causing government loss, while … Read more
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