Supreme Court of India
R. L. Narasimham v. Union of India
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Govt. of lfldl_a .ct, 1935. Sections 221 and 309 Govt. of India (High Court Judges) Ordtr 1937, Paras 18, 19 and 21-WheJher create a legal Jb/igation for the authorities and vested right in the High Court Judges to r«eive peruion, expressed in Sterling, converted to rupees at the nJarket rate of exchange. Co!Utltutlon of India Art. 221(2). High Court (Judges) Condltio!IS of Service Act 1954 (28 'of 1954) Sections 14, IS, 18 and 25, Scheduled t, Part I paras 4 arid 5-Whether these provisions preserve the 'benefit' of exchange rate 'guarameed' under 1937 order-Whether the constitutional
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