Supreme Court of India
R.L. Marwaha v. Union of India & Ors.
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What the Court ordered
We hold that paragraph 7 of the Government order cannot be used against persons in the position of the petitioner to deny Y • them the benefit of the past service for purposes of computing the pension.
Judgment, page 9
From the headnote
Pensionary benefits to Central Government employees perma nently absorbed in Central autonomous bodies and vice versa Counting of service rendered prior to such absorption for computing qualifying service for purposes of pension-Applicability of Central Government order dated 29th August, 1984 to persons who retired from service prior to that date. The petitioner who had served in a temporary capacity in a pen sionable establishment of the Central Government for 3 years prior to his absorption in an autonomous 1>00Y sponsored by tbe Central Government, retired from the service of that body
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