Supreme Court of India
Sri S.K. Sarma v. Mahesh Kumar Verma
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In the result, the appeal is allowed and the judgment and order passed by the High Court is quashed and set aside.
Judgment, page 9
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Indian Railways Act, 1890; Section 138: Recovery of Possession of the premises from employee upon retirement-Challenged on the ground that the premises does not belong to Railway Administration-Held, admittedly the occupant-employee was given possession of the premises when he was a Railway employee Hence he is estoppedfrom questioning the right of the Railway Administration over the premises-Vacant possession of the property to be handed over to Railway Administration-Direction issued-Indian Evidence Act, 1872; Section I 16. Respondent was provided official accommodation as per his
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