Supreme Court of India
Union of India and Ors. v. Dr. Vijayapurapu Subbayamma
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Service Law: Central Civil Services (Temporary) Services Rules, 1965: c Pension-Pro rata pension-Entitlement to-Qualifying service Government employee superannuated after putting in only 12 years of service instead of 20 years of qualifying service-But Fourth Pay Commission reduced the qualifying service from 20 years to 10 years without retrospective effect Held, The recommendation of the Fourth Pay Commission not being with retrospective effect the employee is not entitled to receive liberalised pension. The respondent retired from service on 13.11.1980 on attaining the age of
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