Supreme Court of India
Union of India v. S. Vijaykumar and Ors
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We hold that the respondents were not E entitled to the allowance and the impugned judgments of the· Tribunal are, therefore, set aside.
Judgment, page 4
From the headnote
Service Law-Central Civil Services-Employees-Posted to North Eastern Region-Grant of Special Duty Allowance-Office Memoranda dated 14.12.83 and 20.4.87-fnterpretation of-Held employees who are residents of North Eastern Region are not entitled to allowance-Appointment to 'All India Transfer Liability' posts is not enough. Constitution of India. 1950: Article 14. Special Duty Allowance-Grant of allowance to non-residents and denial to residents of North Eastern region held not violative ofArticle 14.
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