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Section 4: Power to dispense with two months’ notice or with services after tender of resignation.

The Bombay Municipal Servants Act.State Act of Maharashtra · Act 5 of 1890

(1) The Commissioner or Officer authorized by the Municipality under section 3 (a), may,-

(a) at his discretion, accept any resignation to take effect at a time less than two months from the date thereof, or

(b) at any time after any municipal officer, servant or other person employed as aforesaid, has tendered his resignation, dispense with the services of such officer, servant or person.

(2) Any such officer, servant or other person whose services are dispensed with under sub-section (1), clause (b), shall, subject to any agreement in writing previously made between him and the Corporation or Municipality or its representative, be entitled, in addition to any wages which he may have earned at the date of tendering his resignation, to fifteen days’ wages or to wages for such period longer than fifteen days, as his services may, after such tender of resignation, have been retained by the Officer authorized in that behalf.

Where this provision sits

ActThe Bombay Municipal Servants Act.
Section4
Marginal notePower to dispense with two months’ notice or with services after tender of resignation.
JurisdictionState of Maharashtra
StatusIn force as published by the source

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