Supreme Court of India
Baldev Singh v. Union of India and Ors.
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Service Law: Pay and pension-Grant of-Termination of employee on conviction and subsequent acquittal-Effect of, for counting service for grant of pay and pension-Plea that custody period to be taken as if employee was on duty Held: Mere acquittal does not automatically entitle the employee to get salary for the custody period since employee was not in actual service-Also employee · not entitled to pension since on not including the custody period for having not rendered service, sen1ice rendered was less than 15 years. The appellant, enrolled in the Indian Army was dismissed from services by
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