Supreme Court of India
Stte of Punjab & Anr. v. H.B. Malhotra
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Service Law: Punjab Civil Service Rules, 1969; Rule 592: Employee-Disciplinary proceedings against-Employee offering to retire voluntarily on ground of health-Acceptance of offer by employer-Disciplinary proceedings dropped-Non-payment of retiral benefits-Challenge tcr-High Court directing the employer to release the benefits-On appeal, Held: Once disciplinary proceedings were dropped against the employee even if offer of voluntary retirement not accepted, he would be deemed to be continuing in service till he reaches the age of superannuation-Hence, he is entitled to full retiral
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