Supreme Court of India
Dharamvir Singh v. Union of India & Ors.
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Armed Forces - Disability pension c... Entitlement to - Presumption of sound physical and mental condition upon entering service in absence of disabilities or disease noted or recorded at the time of entrance - Appellant, Sepoy in Indian Army, boarded out of service on ground of 20% permanent disability as he was found to be suffering from "Generalised seizure (Epilepsy)" - Medical Board of the Army opined that the disability was not related to military service - Disability pension accordingly not granted to appellant - Justification - Held: member of the Armed Forces is presumed to have been
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