Supreme Court of India
The Director General, Border Security Force and Ors. v. Deenamma Sandel
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Border Security Force Rules, 1969: c r.19-Employee permitted to resign in terms of r.19-Claim for pension-High Court directing the authorities to decide the representation within the stipulated time-HELD: It is for the authorities to consider the question of eligibility-If employee has any grievance against their decision, she can take appropriate remedy as -1 available in law. The instant appeal was filed by the Department challenging the judgment of the High Court whereby it directed the authorities to dispose of the representation of the respondent-employee claiming that she having been
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