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Bihar Pension Rules

3 Supreme Court judgments cite this Act.

KIRTI BHUSAN SINGHversusSTATE OF BIHAR & ORS.

1986 INSC 14116 July 1986Appeal(s) allowed

The appellant, a clerk in the Bihar Excise Department, faced disciplinary charges and was found guilty of six out of seventeen. While the disciplinary inquiry was pending, a civil surgeon certified him as an invalid, and the Excise Commissioner retired him on invalid pension under Rule 116 of the Bihar Pension Rules, e

STATE OF JHARKHAND & ORS.versusJITENDRA KUMAR SRIVASTAVA & ANR.

2013 INSC 53614 August 2013Dismissed

The respondent, a former government employee, retired with a provisional pension but the State of Jharkhand withheld 10% of his pension, gratuity and leave encashment while criminal and departmental proceedings against him were pending. He filed writ petitions and the High Court ordered the release of the withheld amou

STATE OF BIHARversusS.A. HASSAN AND ANR.

2002 INSC 1185 March 2002Appeal(s) allowed

The respondents were employees of a private medical college that was taken over by the State of Bihar under the Bihar Private Medical Colleges (Taking over) Act, 1977. After the takeover they continued on an ad‑hoc basis and were later regularised as government employees, receiving pension calculated only from the date

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