Supreme Court of India
The Chief Executive Officer & Others v. S. Lalitha & Others
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Issue for Consideration Matter pertains to the maintainability of the time-barred application of the employee before the tribunal, filed after rejection of a belated representation in service dispute. Headnotes† Administrative Tribunal Act, 1985 – ss.20, 21 – Period of limitation – Respondent-government employee granted second benefit of financial upgradation envisaged under Modified Assured Career Progression Scheme-MACP in 2010 and third benefit in 2015 – Representation by the respondent before the appellant in 2016, seeking grant of the benefit of second financial upgradation under ACP
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