Supreme Court of India
Y.K. Singla v. Punjab National Bank & Ors.
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Payment of Gratuity Act, 1972 - ss. 7 (3A), 4(5) and 14 - Withheld gratuity - Interest on - Entitlement - Criminal c proceedings pending against Bank employee - In the meantime retirement of the employee on superannuation - Gratuity withheld -, Subsequently acquittal of the employee - Gratuity released - Interest thereon granted from the date of the judgment of acquittal@ 5.5% - Employee's claim for the 0 interest from the date of his retirement - Held: Interest on withheld gratuity is permissible uls. 7(3A) - The Pension Regulations, 1995 which were adopted by the employer, whereby interest
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