Supreme Court of India
Mahesh Chandra Verma v. The State of Jharkhand Through: its Chief Secretary & Ors.
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Judiciary: Pension – Whether services rendered by t he appellants as Fast Track Courts Judges to be counte d for their pensionary and other benefits, the appellants havin g joined the regular judicial service thereafter – Held: The appellants were part of the initial select list/merit list for recruitment to the regular cadre strength but were not high enough to be recruited in the existing strength – Even at the stage of absorption in the r egular cadre strength, they went through a defined process and continued to w ork thereafter – Thus, they were not appointed to the Fast T rack courts
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