Supreme Court of India
Mahinder Dutt Sharma v. U.0.1. & Ors.
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Central Civil Services (Pension) rules, 1972: r.41 - Compassionate allowance, grant of - Determining c factors - Discussed. r.41 - Compassionate allowance - Dismissal from service due to unauthorized and wilful absence from service for a period of 320 days - Claim for compassionate allowance after 5-112 years - Held: If infliction of punishment of dismissal is on account of an act of moral turpitude or dishonesty or an act designed for personal gains from the employer or an act harming a third party interest, it would ordinarily disentitle the employee from compassionate allowance - In the
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