Increment Earned For Past Period Can’t Be Denied Merely Because Employee Had Retired When It Became Payable
Case: Jayantibhai Bahecharbhai Patel VS State Of Gujarat
Coram: Justice Biren Vaishnav
Case No.: C/SCA/20181/2021
Court Observation: “The central government servant retiring on 30th June has already completed a year of service and the increment has been earned provided his conduct was good. It would thus be wholly arbitrary if the increment earned by the central government employee on the basis of his good conduct for a year is denied only on the ground that he was not in employment on the succeeding day when increment,”
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