Supreme Court of India
Life Insurance Corporation of India & Another Etc. v. S.S. Srivastava & Others
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Life Insurance Corporation of India (Staff) Regulations 1960- -4' • Retirement of Class I and Class II Employees appointed on or after September 1, 1956 at 58 years-Whether valid and legal. "#' Life Insurance Corporation Act, 1956--Section 11(2)-Fixation of 60 years as age of superannuation for transferred employees Whether unreasonable. Constitution of India, 1950-Articles 14 and 16-Different ages of retirement for Class I and II Officers-Classification of employees into two categories for fixing of age of superannuation depending on dates of entry into service-Whether valid and legal. The
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