Pension to Personal Staff of the Supreme Court - The provided sources primarily discuss legal rulings related to the conditions of service, pay scales, and retirement schemes of judicial and administrative staff associated with the High Courts and the Supreme Court. They highlight issues such as voluntary retirement, pay scale parity, and the procedural requirements for salary and pension revisions, often referencing Supreme Court judgments to establish legal precedents. PRASANNA KUMAR PANI VS STATE OF ORISSA - Orissa, SATYANARAYAN PATTNAIK VS M. D. , ORISSA STATE HANDLOOM WEAVERS CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY LTD. - Orissa, Rajasthan Survey and Settlement Employees` Association VS State - Rajasthan, Rajasthan Survey & Settlement Employees Association VS State - Rajasthan, CLASS IV EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION, HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE VS STATE OF UTTAR PRADESH - Allahabad, High Court of Judicature At Allahabad VS Wasiullah Siddiqui - Allahabad, BIBHUTI BHUSAN MOHAPATRA VS STATE OF ORISSA - Orissa, Rikhab Raj Kumbhat VS State of Rajasthan - Rajasthan, State Of Maharashtra VS Association Of Court Stenos, Personal Assistant - Supreme Court, State Of U. P. VS Section Officer Brootherhod - Supreme Court
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Pension and Conditions of Service: The sources discuss the entitlement of staff to pension benefits, with courts emphasizing that any rules governing salaries, allowances, and pensions must be approved by the Governor or relevant authorities, aligning with constitutional mandates.
Analysis and Conclusion: The legal landscape governing the pension and service conditions of personal staff of the Supreme Court and High Courts is complex, rooted in constitutional provisions and statutory rules. Courts have consistently upheld that any revisions or benefits, including pensions, must follow due process, require official approval, and adhere to established rules. Supreme Court judgments serve as authoritative references to interpret these rights and procedural requirements, ensuring staff protections while maintaining administrative legality.
VOLUNTARY RETIREMENT SCHEME - GOVERNMENT SERVICE - Evidence Act, 1872 - Central Civil Services (Pension) Rules - Writ Petition ... Finding of the Court: The court found that the Petitioner was entitled to withdraw his proposal for voluntary retirement ... The court quashed the Order Dated 04.12.2003 under Annexure-6 and set aside the Order Dated 26.06.2008 under Annexure-7 passed by ... ... The Hon'ble Supreme Court in Shambhu Murari Sinha Vs. ... However, in the meantime, the Appel....
Finding of the Court: The court found that the action of the opposite parties in accepting the petitioner's application ... The court also emphasized that the opposite parties' action in accepting the retirement application while ignoring the withdrawal ... Ratio Decidendi: The court relied on various legal precedents and provisions, including the Voluntary Retirement Scheme, to ... ... The Hon'ble Supreme Court in Shambhu Murari Sinha Vs. ... However, in the meantime, the Appellan....
Civil Services (Revised pay Scales) Rules (1989), Rule 4 – Rajasthan Civil Services (Revised Pay Scales) Rules (1983), Rule 5 – The court ... the petitioners contending that in their department similar cadres pay scale got reduced from pay scale 7 to pay scale 6 – the court ... Reliance was then placed on a judgment of Hon'ble the Supreme Court, in Bharat Petroleum (erstwhile Burmah Shell) Management Staff Pensioners v. ... Advocate General, on the judgment of Hon'ble the Supreme #HL_....
. – The Court should avoid giving declaration granting a particular scale of pay and compelling the Govt. to implement the same – ... Reliance was then placed on a judgment of Honble the Supreme Court, in Bharat Petroleum (erstwhile Burmah Shell) Management Staff Pensioners vs. ... Advocate General, on the judgment of Honble the Supreme Court, in State of H.P. vs. P.D. ... Reliance was then placed on the latest judgment of Honble the Supreme Court, i....
Finding of the Court: 1. ... Whether the petitioners are entitled to post to post parity with their counterparts in Delhi High Court? 2. ... Whether the approval of the Governor is required for the revision of pay scales of the employees of the High Court? 3. ... This submission appears to be founded on the decision of the supreme Court in State of Andhra Pradesh and Anr. v. T. ... It is, therefore, basic requirement that the personal conduct of the officers and servants of the #HL_S....
The Court relied on the decision of the Honourable Supreme Court in Government of Andhra Pradesh v. M. ... The High Court also filed a Special Appeal and a Personal Assistant in the High Court, who was affected by the stay order passed ... by the Allahabad High Court Officers and Staff (Conditions of Service and Conduct) Rules, 1976. ... Rajendra Prasad Kukreti was also a Personal Assistant in the High Court at the....
The petitioners claimed that the anomaly arose because the Personal Assistants of the Judges of the Orissa High Court were allowed ... The Court interpreted Rule 7(1) of the Orissa High Court (Conditions of Service of Staff) Rules, 1963, to mean that where the Rules ... The Court interpreted Rule 7(1) of the Orissa High Court (Conditions of Service of Staff) Rules, 1963, which provides that the conditions ... Gopalakrishnan Murthi and Others, and #HL....
and in the matter of appointment of the posts within the Court also the Chief Justices authority is supreme to be interrupted by ... /Protocol) is carrying higher pay scale than that of Deputy Registrar (Judl.) – Under Art. 229 Chief Justice is the Supreme Authority ... Rajasthan High Court (Conditions of Service of Staff) Rules, 1953; Constitution of India, Art. 226 & 229 – Upgradation of posts of ... At para 19 of the above judgment, it has been observed as follows: ... ``The Supreme....
Constitution of India-Articles 226 and 229(2)-Whether the High Court ... In the Supreme Court Employees Welfare Association vs. ... In view of proviso to sub-Article (2) of Article 229, any rule relating to the salaries, allowances, leave or pension of the employees of the High Court would require the approval of the Governor, before the same can be enforced. ... Sanghi, appearing for the respondents on the other hand, contended that the staff attached to the Court, ....
claims already allowed by the Supreme Court-These categories of employees thereafter had been getting pay scale of Rs. 3000-4500 ... SERVICE LAW-Constitution of India-Article 229-Allahabad High Court Officers and Staff ... perusal of the aforementioned provision would clearly go to show that laying down the conditions of service applicable in the case of staff ... In Supreme Court Employees Welfare Asson. V. ... and Personal Secretaries attached to ....
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