A Married Daughter Cannot Be Denied Compassionate Appointment Solely Due to Marital Status: Allahabad High Court

The Lucknow Bench of the Allahabad High Court ruled that a married daughter cannot be denied compassionate appointment as a fair price shop dealer merely because of her marital status. The Court held, “Rejection of the petitioner’s application solely on the ground that she is a married daughter… is arbitrary and contrary to the law.”

Marriage Does Not End A Daughter’s Family Ties, Married Daughter Entitled to Compassionate Benefits: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court held that a dependent married daughter cannot be excluded from the definition of family solely due to marriage, ruling that she remains eligible for compassionate benefits, including employment and fair price shop allotment, if dependent on a deceased parent who died in service.

Married Daughter Can’t Claim Compassionate Appointment After Delay, Suppression of Earlier Rejection Fatal: Karnataka HC

The Division Bench of the Karnataka High Court dismissed a writ appeal by a married daughter seeking compassionate appointment. The Court said her plea came after her 2005 death.