Supreme Court of India
State Government of M.P. & Ors. v. Shankarlal
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Service Law-Subsistence allowance-Delayed payment-Effect of-Suspension-Departmental proceedings-Non-participation of employee-In ex parte proceeding, employee found guilty of misconduct-Termination of service-Administrative Tribunal holding that employee himself was responsible for delayed payment of subsistence allowance-High Court holding that delayed payment was violative of principles of natural justice-On appeal, held: It was necessary for the High Court to arrive at a decision whether non- . payment of subsistence allowance caused prejudice to the employee Hence matter, remitted to
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