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B R Acharya vs State Of Gujarat & 2 on 1 August, 2016 Author: Anant

Vyas for the petitioner drew my attention to Rule 41 of the BCSR to contend that whenever the government servant joins another post maintaining continuity ... opposed the petition contending that Note 8 below Rule 41 of the BCSR was later on amended by circular dated 17.06.1994, in which

years of services with the respondent Corporation and as per the BCSR Rules and the order passed by the then Municipal Commissioner of the respondent ... with the respondent Corporation from 21.11.81 to 28.2.2000 as well as the BCSR Rules, the Petitioner is not entitled for any pensionary benefits from

observed as under: 3 & 4 3. Under Rule 250 of the BCSR, it is provided in Clause (b) that unless Government in any case ... Annexure-A, Note : 4 has been added to Rule 250 of BCSR by notification dated 1st May, 1971 and the said Note 4 reads

dated 31.12.1999, the Board, in exercise of powers under Rule 161 of BCSR, compulsorily retired the petitioner by offering three Page ... which the competent authority could exercise powers under Rule 161 of the BCSR. The allegations contained in the criminal case were not the foundation

occasion to consider Rule 152 of the BCSR. The learned AGP pointed out that in the case of D.M.Gohil (supra), the very same

Rule 161 of Bombay  Civil Service Rules (hereinafter referred to as 'BCSR'  for   convenience)   and   contended   that   no   officer   or  servant shall ... against   such   reduction,   removal,  dismissal   or   punishment.     As   per   Rule   161   of   BCSR  before   passing   an   order   of   compulsory   retirement,  three months notice in writing

learned counsel for respondent employee that in view of provisions of BCSR 57A and Rule 28 of the Gujarat Civil Services (Pay) Rules, 2002, even

Bombay Civil  Service Rules, 1959 (hereinafter referred to as 'BCSR'  for   the   sake   of   convenience).     By   way   of   the   said  order, petitioner ... respondent   authority   in   public   interest   while  exercising powers under Rule 161 of BCSR.  Therefore,  once the respondent authority has passed the order in  public   interest

deny   the  same.   I   reiterate   and   submit   that   the   provisions   of   the   BCSR   Rules   are   not   applicable to the petitioner for the purpose ... further   deny that Note 1 of Rule 41(ii) of the BCSR Rules would be available to   the petitioner until she reaches the figure