Supreme Court of India
Union of India and Ors. v. Shri Bhanwar Lal Mundan
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Service Law: Pay fixation - Repatriation of employee from deputation post in parent department on promotional post - Pay on the deputation post higher than the pay on promotional post - Pay fixation on promotional post on the basis of the higher pay on the deputation post - At the time of superannuation, accounts department realizing that pay fixation was erroneous, refixed the pay of the employee and directed to refund the excess sum - Courts below quashed the order - Held: Fixation of pay on the promotional post on the basis of higher pay scale on the deputation post, was erroneous - Hence,
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