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BSF Act

2 articlesLatest May 2026
Subsistence Allowance Non-Payment Does Not Vitiate Disciplinary Proceedings Absent Proven Prejudice : Delhi HC
Case Law Analysis
|Delhi High Court

Subsistence Allowance Non-Payment Does Not Vitiate Disciplinary Proceedings Absent Proven Prejudice : Delhi HC

Delhi High Court rules that failure to pay subsistence allowance during disciplinary proceedings does not automatically invalidate the inquiry unless the employee demonstrates concrete financial hardship that prevented participation. The judgment reinforces that procedural lapses must cause actual prejudice to warrant interference under service law.

Fraud in Appointment Vitiates Service Ab Initio | Delay Cannot Excuse Dismissal Even After 32 Years of Service : Calcutta HC
Case Law Analysis
|Calcutta High Court

Fraud in Appointment Vitiates Service Ab Initio | Delay Cannot Excuse Dismissal Even After 32 Years of Service : Calcutta HC

The Calcutta High Court ruled that fraudulent procurement of government employment nullifies the appointment from the outset, rendering any subsequent delay in discovery irrelevant. This sets a firm precedent for security forces and public employers: integrity at entry is non-negotiable, and decades of service cannot immunize misconduct.