Supreme Court of India
Banshi Dhar v. State of Rajasthan and Anr.
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Service Law: Backwages-Entitlement of-Workman placed on suspension pursuant to allegation of grave criminal misconduct-On conviction by Trial Court, dismissed-Acquittal by Appellate Court, though hieanwhile workman reached age of superannuation-Held: Entitlement to back wages not automatic even when order of dismissal found invalid-On facts, not a fit case for grant of back wages having regard to the fact that the workman had been paid retiral benefits-Prevention of Corruption Act-Section 5(J)(d) Penal Code, 1860- Section 161. Appellant was placed under suspension on allegations of grave
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