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Supreme Court Imposes ₹10 Lakh Cost On West Bengal Govt For Filing Delayed & Baseless Petition Against Employee's Retiral Dues

Update / Judgement Date

19 Feb 2025

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Live Law

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Team — WCP Legal Desk

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1 min read

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The Supreme Court imposed a ₹10 lakh cost on the West Bengal government for filing a delayed and baseless petition against employees' retiral dues. This discourages frivolous litigation and emphasizes the importance of timely payment of retirement benefits.

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