"Law Relating to Departmental Enquiries" by Rahul Kandharkar, published by Whitesmann Publishing Co. in 2025, is a comprehensive guide that delves into the intricacies of departmental inquiries within the Indian legal framework. This work is particularly valuable for legal professionals, students, and researchers interested in administrative law and disciplinary procedures.
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Natural Justice: The book explores the principles of natural justice, emphasizing the right to a fair hearing and the rule against bias in departmental proceedings.
Test of Prejudice: It examines how prejudice is assessed in the context of departmental inquiries, ensuring that decisions are made impartially.
Delay in Initiation of Enquiry: The author discusses the implications of delays in initiating inquiries and their impact on the fairness of the process.
De Novo Enquiry: The book covers the concept of conducting a fresh inquiry, particularly when previous proceedings are deemed flawed.
Assistance by Lawyers: It addresses the role of legal counsel in departmental inquiries, including the rights of the charged officer to legal representation.
Dismissal from Service: The author provides insights into the procedures and legal considerations involved in dismissing an employee from service.
Effects of Retirement: The book examines how retirement affects ongoing departmental inquiries and the continuation of disciplinary actions.
Judicial Review: It discusses the scope of judicial review in departmental inquiries, highlighting the balance between administrative discretion and legal oversight.
Production/Inspection/Supply of Documents: The author explores the rights of the charged officer regarding access to documents and evidence during the inquiry process.
Limitations: The book outlines the time constraints and procedural limitations applicable to departmental inquiries.
Criminal Proceedings: It delves into the relationship between departmental inquiries and concurrent criminal proceedings, addressing potential conflicts and procedural nuances.
Appreciation of Evidence: The author provides guidance on evaluating and interpreting evidence within the framework of departmental inquiries.
Enquiry Procedure: The book offers a detailed overview of the procedural steps involved in conducting a departmental inquiry.
Punishing Authority: It examines the authority responsible for imposing penalties and the legal standards governing such decisions.
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