Law of suspension and reinstatement
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- 9788187197225
- 342.0684 SHR
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Gandhi Smriti Library | 342.0684 SHR (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 91989 |
Consistent with the meaning of expression 'suspension', in the absence of any express rule, Government has no power to treat a Government servant as suspended during the period prior to the making of the order of suspension. Apart from this the power to suspend, in the sense of a right to forbid a servant to work is not an implied phenomenon in an ordinary contract between master and servant. Such a power can only be creature either of a statute governing the contract or of an express term in the contract itself. The employer is regarded as issuing an order, which because the contract is subsisting, the servant must obey, and that order, for so long as, it remains in force, prevents the servant from performing his part under the contract.
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