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Bihar State Ardh Sarkari Arajpati ... vs State Of Bihar

Court
Supreme Court of India
Decided
Sep 28, 2026
Citation
2026 INSC 1061
Judges
Vikram Nath, Sandeep Mehta

AI breakdown

  • This case involves employee payments delayed due to the 2000 reorganization of state corporations in Bihar and Jharkhand.
  • The court directed Bihar and Jharkhand to pay interest on the delayed employee dues.
  • The decision ensures fair compensation for prolonged delays, recognizing the statutory obligations of the corporations.

Parties

  • Applicant

    Bihar State Ardh Sarkari Arajpati ...

  • Respondent

    State Of Bihar

Judgment text (excerpt)
Bihar State Ardh Sarkari Arajpati ... vs State Of Bihar on 28 September, 2026 Author: Vikram Nath Bench: Vikram Nath 2026 INSC 1061 REPORTABLE IN THE SUPREME COURT OF INDIA CIVIL ORIGINAL JURISDICTION WRIT PETITION (CIVIL) NO(S). 932 OF 2022 BIHAR STATE ARDH SARKARI ARAJPATI KARAMCHARI MAHA SANGH AND OTHERS ….PETITIONER(S) VERSUS STATE OF BIHAR AND OTHERS ….RESPONDENT(S) JUDGMENT Mehta, J. For ease of reference, this judgment is divided into the following sections: INDEX A. BACKGROUND ............................................................................. 2 6.1. THE APPORTIONMENT AND FIXATION OF THE INTER-SE LIABILITY OF THE RESPECTIVE STATES ............................................................................. 5 6.2. PAY REVISION COMMISSION ............................................................ 7 6.3. THE DETERMINATION, COMPUTATION AND DISBURSAL OF DUES PAYABLE Signature Not Verified TOWARDS EMPLOYEES’ PROVIDENT FUND CONTRIBUTIONS ......................... 8 Digitally signed by NEETU KHAJURIA Date: 2026.09.28 17:42:03 IST B. SUBMISSIONS ON BEHALF OF THE PETITIONERS ..................... 12 Reason: 1 I. THE IDENTIFICATION AND VERIFICATION OF THE REMAINING EMPLOYEES/WORKMEN ....................................................................... 1…
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