Supreme Court of India
Gulab Chand Agrawal v. State of Bihar and Ors.
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Service Law: Pension-Rules provided option to Municipal employees, who had subscribed to Contributory Provident Fund, to switch over to Pension Scheme under the Rules-Rules adopted by employer-Municipality in 2001-Entitlement of Appellant-employee to exercise option under the Rules-Held, not entitled as he had already retired in 199 2-Grant of opportunity to him to exercise the option does not and cannot arise-Bihar Municipal Officers and Servants Pension.Rules, 1987-Rule 4-Bihar and Orissa Municipalities Act, 1922. Appellant was appointed as a clerk in Respondent No.4-Municipality, a 'local
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