In a notable ruling reinforcing procedural fairness in service jurisprudence, the Supreme Court has held that continuing disciplinary proceedings beyond the period prescribed by a judicial authority, without seeking an extension, “could give rise to apprehensions of bias.” The Court underlined that halting the proceedings and applying for an extension is essential to uphold the
Continuing Disciplinary Proceedings Without Extension May Indicate Bias, Tribunal’s Permission Must Be Sought: Supreme Court
