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Power to appoint to Include power to su'ipend or dismiss Where, by a,y act, a power to make any appointment is conferred. then, unless a differocnt intention appears, the authority having po .ver to make the appoint- ment shall also have power to !I'IS"end or dismiss any person appointed by it in e~ercise of that power. NOTES Section 18. Rec;ulting from this section which by virtue of Art. 367 (1) of the Constitution applied to the Construction of the word, "appointment" io Art. 229 ( t) thereof which vests the power of appointment in the Chief Ju-;tice and ic; equ dly effective to veit in him the power of dism i'sal. [AIR 1956 SC 28'1 Thi-; section confcrc; a general nowrr upon an lll)pOinting authority to orJer suspension. [AIR 1964 SC 72; AIR !9.)9 Cal 294 ; AlR 1966 SC 33~] Tn a C'lse where the As istant Secretary has to appoint teachers on advice of Board, be is still appointing authority and can therefore dismiss those appointed by him [AIR tQ6) Assam 101 reversed in AIR 1967 SC 459) It is no .v well settled rule of interpretation that a powet' to app:>int ordinarily implies a power to determine the employment. [ A.IR 1975 sc 641]. (1'bis section is similar to S 16 of the Central Act).