Service Law — Retirement/Superannuation — Retiral benefits — Delay in payment — Entitlement to interest:
Where there is delay in paying retirement dues to retired employee, for no fault of his, he is entitled to interest on delayed payment.
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Where there is delay in paying retirement dues to retired employee, for no fault of his, he is entitled to interest on delayed payment.
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