Supreme Court of India
Vice Chancellor, M.D. University, Rohtak v. Jahan Singh
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Service Law: Increments during extra-ordinary leave-Respondent-Reader in Appellant University-Terminated from service during probation-He applied for teaching assignment in Foreign University-Received offer and accepted same-Appellant University re-appointed Respondent-Respondent availed extra-ordinary leave without pay for two years in view of the foreign assignment-Re-joined after two years-Claim for increments during period of extra-ordinary1 /eave-Entitlement to-Held: Not entitled, as under the University Leave Regulations. increment available only if extra-ordinary• leave granted on
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