Supreme Court of India
Union of India and Ors. v. Braj Nandan Singh
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Service law: Central Civil Service Pension Rules-Rule 26(/) Resignation of employee-Pensionary benefits-Entitlement of-Held: Under Rule 26(/) past service stands forfeited on resignation and is excluded from the qualifYing period of service for receiving pension-Under Rule 26(2) resignation does not entail in forfeiture of past service when it is sought for seeking another appointment under the Government where service qualijies On facts, section 26(2) not attracted and since the employee did not have qualifYing period of service, he is not entitled to pension and as such order of Tribunal
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