Supreme Court of India
Punjab State and Anr. v. Darshan Kumar
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Seivice Law : Increments-Withholding of-Suit filed on the ground that orders were not communicated--Suit decreed by T1ial Court and upheld by Appellate Court-Suit-Whether ban-ed by limitatiort-Held : Plea of non-communica- tion not taken- .,xcept two orders, all other orders passed before three years of filing of the suit-Hence ban-ed by /imitatiort-Limitation Act, 1963. The Respondent filed a suit challenging the orders passed by the competent authority, withholding his increments.
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