Supreme Court of India
Yasodhar Kamat v. The Director General, Border Security Force and Others
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What the Court ordered
We are of the view that, in the peculiar facts and cir cumstances of the case, an appropriate view needs to be taken so as to facilitate the appellant being granted pension after completion of twenty years of pensionable service.
Judgment, page 4
From the headnote
Service Law – Appellant, constable in the Border Secur ity Force (BSF) was sanctioned leave from 10.02.2007 to 01 .03.2007– Rejoined on 04.04.2007 – Dismissed on the ground of such misconduct – On appeal, held: Appellant contacted his Unit Adj utant for extension of leave – He furnished an explanatio n which was not rejected as either false or incorrect – Having regard to the facts that the appellant had nearly seventeen years of service by the date of the incident and the imposition of dismissal wou ld be disproportionate, appellant be treated as having been discharged from service w.e.f the
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