number of years of service in public interest. Rule 161 of the BCSR gives such powers to the State Government with respect to its employees ... employees would be governed by the provisions in this regard contained in BCSR. If one, therefore, adverts to the relevant provisions contained in BCSR
interest is well-recognized right in service jurisprudence. Rule 161 of the BCSR gives similar power to the State Government with respect to its employees ... different courts in past.
11. Somewhat similar provisions of Rule 161 of BCSR came up for consideration before this Court in the case of Ishwarlal
provisions of Rule 189 of the Bombay Civil Services Rules, 1959 (the BCSR for short) and Rule 24 of the Gujarat Civil Services (Pension) Rules ... indication of continuation of the disciplinary proceeding under Rule 189 of the BCSR in the order retiring the petitioner, sanction of the Governor was required
leave. In view of this position, the question, whether the provisions of BCSR are applicable to the service condition of the workman or not, pales ... observation made by the Labour Court that that provisions of the BCSR are applicable to the service condition of the respondent workman.
Subject
decision was taken relying upon Rule 57A(i)(ii) of the BCSR to waive the recovery of excess payment made to the petitioners. The President ... mentioned in order on the ground that recovery can be waived under BCSR 57A(i)(ii) or GCSR 28(1)(2) only if the promotion
page 1, this Court, after considering Rule 230 of the BCSR has ruled that Rule 248 of the Bombay Civil Services Rules provides that Government
charged establishment were held to be governed by the provisions of the BCSR as 'government servants' and termination of their service without notice ... rule to the contrary, including Rule 33(1) (b) of the BCSR which was equivalent to Rule 35 of the GCSR. State
