Supreme Court of India
Sant Longowal Instt. of Engg. & Tech. & Anr. v. Suresh Chandra Verma
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SERVICE LAW: Study leave - Availed by Lecturer to pursue Ph. . course - Certificate for completion of study course not produced - Recovery of salary and other benefits paid during the period of study leave - Held: candidate who avails of leave but 0 takes no interest to complete the course and does not furnish the certificate to that effect, is doing a disservice to the institute as well as its students - Public money cannot be spent unless there is mutual benefit - However, in the instant case, considering the fact that the bond executed by respondent is found to be vague, there is no reason
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