Supreme Court of India
P.L. Shah v. Union of India & Anr.
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Central Administrative Tribunals Act, 1985: Section 21(2) Subsistence allowance-Reduction of-Application seeking restoration moved after five years-Maintainability of-Period of limitation Computation of-Held, cause of action arises every month in which reduced subsistence allowance is paid. + Civil Services: Suspension order-Nature and purpose of- ·j Subsistence allowance-Sufficiency of-Need to review from time to time.…
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