“Service Exigencies”
Introduction: The Two Words Every Soldier Hears Every member of the Army, Navy, Air Force and the Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs)…
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Court-Martial Defence | Case Results & Judgments | Disciplinary proceedings | Paramilitary Legal Support
weekly brief on Service Law Judgments
Five recent decisions from the Kerala, Madras, MP and J&K High Courts and the AFT on who may act, when, and in which forum, explained for Armed Forces, CAPF and Government employees.
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What Is a Charge Sheet?
Receiving a charge sheet is one of the most stressful moments in any career whether you wear the uniform of the Army,…
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ACQUITTED BY THE CRIMINAL COURT-BUT STILL DISMISSED: IGNORE A DEPARTMENTAL INQUIRY AT YOUR OWN PERIL
A criminal acquittal may come too late if you failed to defend the departmental inquiry A government employee facing both a criminal…
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Pre-Trial Detention in Court Martial: Should Time Spent in Custody Be Set Off Against Imprisonment?
When an accused person spends several weeks or months in custody before conviction, should that period be ignored when the final sentence…
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AFT Protects Against the Stigma of Dismissal: Administrative Dismissal of Air Force Corporal Converted Into Discharge
Cpl Praveen (971442-A) v. Union of India & Ors. OA No. 3065/2024 | Armed Forces Tribunal, Principal Bench, New Delhi | 27 April…
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Minor Punishment and Major Punishment under the CCS (CCA) Rules, 1965: Meaning and Procedure for a Government Employee
Introduction Every government servant in India serves under a bargain of trust. In return for security of tenure, the State expects discipline,…
