Supreme Court of India
K.V.S. and Ors v. Jaspal Kaur and Ors.
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Service Law: ,, Provident Fund Schemes-GPF and CPF-Employee of Kendriya c Vidalaya Sangthan subscribing to GPF Scheme-Issuance of Circular by KVS providing for option to employee to change over from GPF to CPF Scheme-Incumbent, teacher, opted to continue in the CPF Scheme-New CPF Scheme number allotted to her-Later, she desired to change from CPF Scheme to GPF Scheme-Representation-Rejected by Authorities-Allowing original application, Central Administrative Tribunal held that she was entitled to claim benefit of GPF Scheme-Challenge to--Dismissed by High Court-On appeal, Held: Last pay
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