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Arrears of Salary

3 articlesLatest May 2026
Retrospective Pay Revision | Re-employed Retirees Entitled to Arrears Even Under 'Last Pay Drawn' Terms: Himachal Pradesh HC
Case Law Analysis
|Himachal Pradesh High Court

Retrospective Pay Revision | Re-employed Retirees Entitled to Arrears Even Under 'Last Pay Drawn' Terms: Himachal Pradesh HC

Himachal Pradesh HC holds that re-employed retirees are entitled to arrears based on retrospective pay revisions, even if re-employed on 'last pay drawn' terms, as long as the salary structure was revisionable. The ruling clarifies that pay revisions apply retrospectively to re-employment periods, ensuring government employees receive due arrears.

Articles 14 & 16 | Notional Promotion Without Arrears Violates Constitutional Rights When Delay Attributable to Employer : PHHC
Case Law Analysis
|Punjab and Haryana High Court

Articles 14 & 16 | Notional Promotion Without Arrears Violates Constitutional Rights When Delay Attributable to Employer : PHHC

The Punjab & Haryana High Court ruled that granting notional promotion without arrears of salary, when the delay is due to administrative lapses, amounts to a violation of Articles 14 and 16 of the Constitution. Employees are entitled to full arrears from the date of eligibility, not merely from the date of the court order. This sets a precedent for holding employers accountable for procedural delays in promotions.