Supreme Court of India
Dr. R.N. Rajanna v. State of Karnataka and Anr.
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Service Law : Karna/aka Civil Services Rules-Rules 285 and 296-Pension-Fixation of-For employee taking voluntary retirement while on deputation-Claim for fixation at the rate of 50% of the emoluments relying on Government Orders and for taking into account deputation allowance for fixation of quantum of pension-Claim denied by Department, Tribunal and High Court-On appeal, held: Not entitled to benefit of the Government Orders as the same were issued in respect of particular cases and not for all pensioners as ·a policy decision-As per Rules Deputation Allowance not to be taken into account
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