Supreme Court of India
State of Bihar & Ors v. Arbind
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Service Law: c Subsistence Allowance - Non-payment of - On the ground that delinquent did not stay at head-quarters during departmental proceedings - Propriety of - Held: Suspended employee is entitled to subsistence allowance - In the instant case, there is no rule providing for presence of the employee at the headquarters, to be entitled to get subsistence allowance - Direction to release the subsistence allowance. Disciplinary Proceedings - Initiation of - Delinquent leaving the head-quarters due to paucity of money, as no subsistence allowance released, despite repeated representations -
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