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A person can resign at any time during his service, however, he cannot ask for premature/voluntary retirement unless he fulfils the eligibility criteria – Supreme Court
A person can resign at any time during his service, however, he cannot ask for premature/voluntary retirement unless he fulfils the eligibility criteria.
Union of India v Abhiram Verma
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Retrospective seniority cannot be claimed from a date when an employee is not even borne in service – Supreme Court
In a case relating to compassionate appointment, the Supreme Court held that retrospective seniority cannot be claimed from a date when an employee is not even borne in service.
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Mere delay in relieving an employee from duties, under a VRS, would not impact the acceptance of his resignation – Supreme Court
Mere delay in relieving an employee from duties, under a VRS, would not impact the acceptance of his resignation – Supreme Court
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Chairman/Managing Director/Executive Director/Deputy General Manager/Planner & Executor,cannot be held vicariously liable unless there are specific allegations and averments against them with respect to their individual role – Supreme Court
Chairman/Managing Director/Executive Director/Deputy General Manager/Planner & Executor,cannot be held vicariously liable unless there are specific allegations and averments against them with respect to their individual role
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Considering the principles laid down in Section 106 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872, the burden is on the employee to come out with a case that he was not gainfully employed during the relevant period – Supreme court
Considering the principles laid down in Section 106 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872, the burden is on the employee to come out with a case that he was not gainfully employed during the relevant period
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