Supreme Court of India
Sukhvinder Singh v. Union of India & Ors.
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Service Law - Pension - Disability pension - Entitlement - combatant soldier, recruited in Indian Army - After 1 year presented before Medical Board, who found that the incumbent was invalided out of service with disability of 6 to 10% on account of hearing impairment - Further held him n. entitled to disability pension on the ground that the disability was neither attributable nor aggravated by Military Services and since the disability was not assessed at 20% or above - o Held: Any disability not recorded at the time of recruitment must be presumed to have been caused subsequently and
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