Supreme Court of India
Sunita Burman v. The Commissioner, M.P. Housing and Infrastructure Development Board and Others
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Family Pension – Retiral Dues – Entitlement to – Div ision Bench of High Court in Writ Appeal reversed order passed by Single Judge in Writ Petition whereunder Respondent No.1-Housing Board was directed to pay family pension and other retiral dues to her on demise of her husband – Issue as to whether deceased hu sband of appellant was a regular employee of respondent No.1 -Housing Board and if not, would appellant still be entitled to receive f amily pension if the deceased had remained a work charged employee in the establishment of respondent No.1- Housing Board ti ll the date of his demise
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