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Bars Recovery of Excess Payments from Retired Railway Employee: “Recovery from Retired Employees Without Undertakings Violates Rafiq Masih Principles and Causes Injustice”

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Delhi High Court Bars Recovery of Excess Payments from Retired Railway Employee: "Recovery from Retired Employees Without Undertakings Violates Rafiq Masih Principles and Causes Injustice"
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Delhi High Court Bars Recovery of Excess Payments from Retired Railway Employee: “Recovery from Retired Employees Without Undertakings Violates Rafiq Masih Principles and Causes Injustice”

Court’s Decision The Delhi High Court dismissed a writ petition filed by the Union of India, which sought to challenge the order passed by the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT). The…
Posted by Rawlaw January 23, 2025

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