Supreme Court of India
Union of India v. B.M. Jha
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y· Service Law: Retrospective promotion-Claim for arrears of pay and c allowances from date of promotion-Allowed by Central Administrative Tribunal as also by High Court-HELD: In the light of the consistent view taken by this Court, arrears of salary cannot be granted in view of the principle of no work no pay in case of restrospective promotion-Consequently, the orders of the High Court DI and the Tribunal are set aside-Principle of no work, no pay. y State of Haryana and Ors. v. .P. Gupta and Ors., [1996] 7 SCC 533; .K Soumini v. State Bank ofTravancore, JT (2003) 8 SC 35 and State of
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