Supreme Court of India
General Manager, Uco Bank & Anr. v. M. Venuranganath
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Service Law: Bank-Disciplinary proceedings-Respondent, Branch Manager c in appellant No.1-Bank, tried for offences under !PC and Prevention of Corruption Act-But given benefit of doubt by Court and acquitted-Subsequently, Respondent, who meanwhile had been under suspension, was reinstated-After reinstatement, departmental proceedings initiated in which Respondent found guilty-He was held not entitled to salary and allowances and other attendant benefits including increment for period under suspension-Respondent filed writ petition claiming pay and allowances for period of suspension-Claim
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