Supreme Court of India
Andhra Bank v. W.T. Seshachalam
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Service Law: Subsistence allowance-Third Bipartite Seulement as applicable to Bank employees-Entitlement to-Bank employee suspended on charges of criminal misappropriation-Criminal case ended in acquittal of the employee-But departmental enquiry against the employee continued for years-Subsequently employee's services terminated-Employee not responsible for prolonging the enquiry-Held: Employee entitled to ji11/ salary as subsistence allowance from the date of acquittal till date of dismissal in terms of para 5(a){iii) of Third Bipartite Seltlement-lndustrial Disputes Act, 1947, S. 18. The
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