Supreme Court of India
Union of India v. R.K. Chopra
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Service law: Central Civil Services (Revision pay) Rules, 1997 - Rule 7, Note 3 - Subsistence allowance, revision of - Entitlement of suspended government servant When revision of pay scale taking effect from a date prior to suspension - Held: Govt. servant is permitted to exercise option under FR23 even if the period during which he is to 0 exercise the option falls within the period of suspension and then he would be entitled to the benefit of increase in pay and also in subsistence allowance for the period of suspension. When revision of pay scale taking effect from a date falling within
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