Supreme Court of India
Shish Ram v. Union of India & Ors.
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Defence Services Regulations, 1961 - Regulation 206 - Appellant enrolled in Army, transferred to the Reserve establishment after serving more than ten years of Army Service - Failure of appellant to attend reservist training as also failure to furnish exemption certificate exempting him from training - Appellant dismissed from service by the Brigade Commander - Writ petition challenging order of dismissal on the ground that only officer-in-charge of Reservists could dismiss him, and also claimed pension - Writ petition dismissed - On appeal held: There is no mention in Regulation 206 that the
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