Supreme Court of India
The State of Punjab & Another v.. Dharam Pal
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We hold that the view expressed by the High Court is absolute impeccable. c.
Judgment, page 13
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Service Law: Officiating appointment - On the higher posts - Financial benefit - Entitlement - Respondent-employee given o(ficiating appointment on regular basis -As per the office orders. the employee Was not entitled to financial benefits of the higher qlficiating post - Writ petition by the employee seeking financial benefits of the higher officiating posts - Allowed by High Court - On appeal. held: As per rules 4.13.…
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