Supreme Court of India
Union of India & Ors. v. B. Banerjee
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SeNice Law: -Railway Establishment Manual-Volume I (Revised Edition 1989) - Running Allowance Rules, 1981 - n:902, 903, 905 and 907 - Allowance in lieu of kilometerage (ALK) - Entitlement - To medically decategorised Driver, working as 0 Crew Controller with stationary duties - Held: Running Allowance is to be paid only to running staff engaged in actual movement of trains or to the staff temporarily assigned stationary duties who are likely to go back and perform running duties - Medically decategorised Driver, in stationary duty, since not falling in either of the categories, not entitled
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