Supreme Court of India
Union of India v. S.R. Dhingra and Ors.
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What the Court ordered
In view of the above, we are of the opinion that the benefit of running allowance which has been given to the respondent at the time of H retirement is not to be given again vide Office Memorandum dated 10.2.1998.
Judgment, page 9
From the headnote
Service Law: c Running Allowance-Given to 'Running Staff' in Railways, apart from salary-Pension for 'Running Staff' computed by taking into account 'Running Allowance '-Respondents, 'Running Staff', are pre- 1986 retirees-Vide OM dated 10-2-1998, pay of pre-1986 retirees revised on notional basis on 1-1-1986-Clarification issued by Railway Board that 'Running Allowance 'not to be taken into consideration at the time of re-fixation of pay on notional basis on 1-1-1986- Quashed ,_ by Tribunal-Justification of-Held, not justified- 'Running ·1 Allowance' could be considered for computing pension
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