Supreme Court of India
K. Anbazhagan & Anr. v. The Registrar General High Court of Madras & Anr.
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Service law – Judicial Service – Ad-hoc appointees, if entitled to pension and other retiral benefits – Appellants appointed as Additional District and Sessions Judge (Fast Track Courts) from the Bar on ad-hoc basis – They were eventually relieved – Writ petitions filed by appellants for grant of pension and other retiral benefits, dismissed – Held: Appellants were appointed in the Judicial establishment of the district and were part of the Subor dinate Courts under the control of the High Court – Payment of sa lary to the appellants were made from same sources by which other Additi onal
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