Supreme Court of India
Union of India & Ors. v. Rakesh Kumar & Ors.
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We hold: i) the casual worker after obtaining temporary status is entitled to reckon 50% of his serv,rices till he is regularised on a regular/temporary post for the purposes of calculation of pension.
Judgment, page 25
From the headnote
Service Law - Pensionary benefits - Whether the entire service of a casual worker after obtaining temporary status till his regular absorption on a post is entitled to be reckoned for pensionary benefit or only 50 per cent period of such service can be reckoned for pensionary benefit - Held: Casual worker after obtaining temporary status is entitled to reckon 50% of his services till he is regularised on a regular/temporary post for the purposes of calculation of pension - The casw'i worker before obtaining the temporary status c is also entitled to reckon 50% of casual service for purposes
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