also informed that in case, he
would not vacate the quarter, penal rent at the rate of 75% of basic salary
would be recovered from ... respondent did not vacate the quarter, the impugned action of charging
penal rent was taken and the amount was appropriated from gratuity benefits
payable
held
that the appellants themselves have no jurisdiction to determine the
penal rent/damages/mesne profit and that the same cannot be
deducted from ... normal rate of rent from 01.07.2006 to
31.08.2006 and double the rent from 01.09.2006 to 28.02.2007 and
thereafter the penal rent). Vide order dated
petitioner was paid gratuity after deducting ₹ 19,500/-
towards penal rent for non-vacation of the accommodation allotted
to him. The petitioner filed application before ... holding that since the petitioner has not
vacated the allotted accommodation, penal rent has rightly been
deducted from
order dated 11th September, 2018 directing the
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petitioner to pay penal rent to ASP for non-vacation of quarter after
his superannuation. This penal ... appellant having unauthorizedly occupied the quarter was liable to pay
the penal rent in accordance with the rules and, therefore, there is no
illegality
quarter and accordingly, recommended action against him including recovery of penal rent from Jaiswal (plaintiff) for occupying Quarter No. 18/1 in addition to Quarter ... give him a chance to mend, the punishment for recovery of penal rent for the period in question was to be realised at the rate
rules and further direction to the respondent to refund the penal rent recovered from the petitioner urging various facts and legal contentions.
2. The petitioner ... transfer, hence he is liable to pay penal rent at 20% of the gross salary for the period from February 1997 to April
extent it declared
that order of recovery of Rs.29613/- towards penal rent from retiral
benefits was bad in law.
2. The controversy arises from ... others ,
(2001) 6 Supreme Court Cases 591, and held that penal rent could not
be recovered from the retiral dues and that recovery
move to their own residential houses sought to recover the penal rent in terms of the Regulations framed by the Board under Section ... normal rent as per Rules.
(iii) Issue Mandamus to refund the penal rent recovered from December 1997 and January 1998.
(iv) issue any other writ
make reference to Central Government Industrial
Tribunal (CGIT) (ii) changing of penal rent and damage rent (iii)
deduction/withholding of Performance Linked Incentive ... would further submit that the action of Respondent-
Companies in levying penal rent is in violation of the Housing Allotment
Rules and that the Central
make reference to Central Government Industrial
Tribunal (CGIT) (ii) changing of penal rent and damage rent (iii)
deduction/withholding of Performance Linked Incentive ... would further submit that the action of Respondent-
Companies in levying penal rent is in violation of the Housing Allotment
Rules and that the Central
