Supreme Court of India
H. L. Gulati v. Union of Indiaand Others
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Service law: Pension - Withholding or withdrawing of - Allegation that appellant holding charge of post of Senior Accounts Officer authorised fraudulent claims resulting in unauthorized release of Rs. 42. 24 lacs - Criminal proceedings also initiated - Enquiry officer submitted his report - Meanwhile appellant retired - Punishing authority punished the appellant ulr.9 of CCS (Pension) Rules, 1972 and withheld 50% of appellant's pension permanently and also withheld 50% of gratuity - As regards criminal proceedings, appellant was found not guilty - Appellant moved CAT against the order of…
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