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Bombay High Court: Enquiry Can be Initiated Just on Evidence in Absence of Written Complaint - (08 May 2018)

Bombay High Court has held that departmental enquiry can be initiated against a judicial officer if there was verifiable material to substantiate the allegations, in the absence of a written complaint and an affidavit.

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