Supreme Court of India
Ex-hav Ashok Kumar v. Union of India & Ors.
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Pension Regulations for the Army, 1961 – Regulations 1 73, 173- – On completing original tenure of 24 years of servi ce on 27 Dec. 2010, the appellant, Havildar in the Army was granted extension of service for two years until 26 Dec. 2012 – Duri ng the course of extended tenure, he suffered stroke and was re-cat egorised into the category described as SHAPE-3 (Permanent) with an 80% disability – Appellant was discharged from service – Appellant’s claim seeking the grant of disability pension was a llowed by the Armed Forces Tribunal (AFT) – Appellant moved the AFT seeking payment of ex-gratia
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