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Stories with the ‘ tag ‘ you searched for "Recovery of Excessive payments"
If Excess Pension Is Accepted With Due Knowledge, Objecting Its Recovery Is Not Permissible: Punjab & Haryana High Court
No Recovery Permissible From Retiral Benefits Of Employee Holding Class-III Post On Grounds Of Excess Payment.: Manipur High Court
Himachal Pradesh High Court Orders State To Refund "Excess Payment" Deducted From Class-III Employee's Retiral Benefits
Karnataka HC Directs Bank To Recover Excess Payment From Employees Who Failed To Act On Honest Pensioner's Representations For Years
Recovery Of Excess Amount From Pensioners Cannot Be Done By Banks In One Stroke: Karnataka HC Comes To Aid Of 73 Yrs Old Widow
Class I & II Officers May Be Exempted From Recovery of Excess Payment In Exceptional Cases, Conditions In Rafiq Masih Case Not Exhaustive: Bombay HC
[Negative Parity] Wrong Order Passed In Favour Of Some Does Not Confer 'Legal Right' On Others To Claim Same Relief: Himachal Pradesh High Court
Excess Payment Made To Employee Due To Erroneous Interpretation Of Rule Not Recoverable : Supreme Court
Order of recovery of excessive payment made to employees would be impermissible in law if the mistake is detected after 5 years or if it is from Group C or D employees or from retired employees: SC [Read the Judgment]