- Procedure for inquiry — Misconduct — It is settled principle of law that if an act of misconduct is not included in the statement of allegations, or regarding which no show cause notice has been issued, no order in this regard can be passed against the accused — If the authority deems that any action is necessary, then the proceeding may be properly initiated relating to such act of misconduct according to law and after following due course of law, the matter has to be disposed off according to the principles of administration of justice. Muhammad Yousaf Haroon v. Competent Authority & 4 others 2014 SCR 1180 (SS)
- Service matter — contention that before termination from service, no copy of inquiry report furnished — Held: it is the duty of the authority to furnish copy of the inquiry report before providing an opportunity of hearing but the fact remains that when the accused failed to appear before the Inquiry Officer and the authority, despite repeated notices, how the Inquiry Officer can supply him the copy of inquiry report. Malick Hussain Shah v. Superintendent of Police Rangers 2014 SCR 1120 (P)
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