Supreme Court of India
Delhi Transport Corporation v. Mool Chand
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i Service Law: Voluntary Retirement Scheme - Providing that c employees opting for the Scheme would not be entitled to pensiqn - High Court holding that the employee would get pension in addition to VRS benefits - HELD: Judgment of High Court is erroneous and is set aside. CIVIL APPELLATE JURISDICTION : Civil Appeal No. 7258 of 2002. )-- From the final Judgment dated 6.11.2001 of the High Court ) of Delhi at New Delhi in LP. . No. 62 of 2001. WITH Civil Appeal Nos. 2301, 2302 of 2007. S. . Sanyal, . Subhashini, Sunil Dalal, Jay Kishore Singh (for Subramonium Prasad), . . Sharma, Naresh
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