Supreme Court of India
Sushila Tiwary and Others v. Allahabad Bank and Others
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We hold that he was entitled for subsistence allowance and not the full pay and allowances as called for.
Judgment, page 9
From the headnote
SERVICE LAW: Termination from service - Bank employee - Served charge-sheets and also prosecuted in criminal case - Conviction by trial court - Employee terminated from service c - Acquittal by appellate court on benefit of doubt - Employee placed under suspension, and on conclusion of the inquiry, 0 his services terminated - Held: In the instant case, Clause 19.3(d) of Bi-Partite Settlement, 1966 is applicable - Clause 19.3(d) read along with N<;>tice dated 2. 7.2001, makes it clear that the employee stood reinstated w.e.f. 21. 7.1999, i.e. the date on which he was originally dismissed from
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