Service matter and ccr procedure
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Anonymous
(Querist) 07 November 2011
This query is : Resolved
I am head of an office of a regional state govt. office.I am a heart patient and of 58 years age.
One of my office junior Lady clerk aged 47 years was not working properly then I recommended for her transfer to other place.Govt. transferred her.After that she complained to Govt. and police against me and other staff member alleging for sexual harassment,inquiries were conducted by state govt. and police as well and her complaint were found false . Then she filed a case against me in the High Court alleging me for personal advance. While this case was pending she filed another case in the High Court alleging State Police for not filing FIR against me.In this writ petition she did not disclose about inquiries and the earlier case which she filed regarding allegation of malafide ,case of transfer .Then Hon'ble High Court upon hearing of second case dismissed the petition with remark of unclean hand and imposed Rs. 2000 cost on petitioner and on next hearing the court dismissed the earlier petition as well with the finding that the allegations were false .
Now the petitioner has filed writ appeal and want to take revenge from me and the hearing of appeal may come on 10/11/2011 .Please tell me what should I do . May I file a defamation case against her .Please answer as early as possible because I am in fact harassed by her like any thing.
prabhakar singh
(Expert) 08 November 2011
WHEN YOU SAY APPEAL HAS BEEN FILED YOU NEED TO WAIT FOR ITS JUDGEMENT.
NO CASE OF DEFAMATION PENDING APPEAL CAN BE FILLED;HOWEVER A CASE FOR PERJURY LOOKS APPARENT ON THE GROUND OF FALSE ALLEGATIONS MADE ON AFFIDAVIT IN COURT WHICH AMOUNTS TO PLAYING FRAUD UPON THE COURT ALSO.
Guest
(Expert) 08 November 2011
I agree with the opinion of Shri Prabhakar Singh.
Guest
(Expert) 10 November 2011
Has your case any relation with the case, as listed at the following link?
http://www.lawyersclubindia.com/experts/Suspension-from-services-on-account-of-being-accused-in-a-criminal-case-246221.asp
