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Reaffirms Tribunal’s Ruling That Deputy Director of Education Lacked Authority

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Delhi High Court Dismisses GNCTD’s Pleas, Reaffirms Tribunal’s Ruling That Deputy Director of Education Lacked Authority to Act as Disciplinary Authority in Penalizing Teachers Under CCS (CCA) Rules
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Delhi High Court Dismisses GNCTD’s Pleas, Reaffirms Tribunal’s Ruling That Deputy Director of Education Lacked Authority to Act as Disciplinary Authority in Penalizing Teachers Under CCS (CCA) Rules

Court’s Decision The Delhi High Court dismissed two writ petitions filed by the Government of NCT of Delhi (GNCTD) challenging a common judgment passed by the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT).…
Posted by Rawlaw December 30, 2024

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