Supreme Court of India
Bhartiben Chandrakantbhai Thakor v. State of Gujarat and Others
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Service law: Resignation – Pensionary dues – Appellant, Auxiliary Nurse Midwife submitted her resignation, however, withdrew it prior to its acceptance – Subsequently, she was called upon to resume her service but was not allowed to join – Much thereafter an order was passed accepting her resignation – High Court set aside the said order and directed that the appellant was entitled to all consequential benefits – However, the Division Bench modified the order of Single Judge to the extent that the appellant was held not to be entitled to any benefits for the period for which the resignation…
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