Supreme Court of India
The State Bank of India & Ors. v. Ravindra Nath & Ors.
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State Bank of India Act, 1955: s.18 – Re-fixation of salary – Respondent joined the appellant bank in 1981 and on 24.6.2001, he was posted at Johannesburg as Manager on a salary of USD 1965 per month but subject to change from time to time – In the letter of posting, there was a clause that salary as well as other terms and conditions spelt out in the letter were subject to review and revision by the bank from time to time – On 16.1.2001, the salary in respect of the respondent was re-fixed as USD 1300 and same was subsequently revised to USD 1380 – The stand of the bank was that when the…
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