Supreme Court of India
University of Delhi v. Smt. Shashi Kiran & Ors. Etc.
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We are of the view that the eligibility for UNIVERSITY OF DELHI v.
Judgment, page 43
From the headnote
Service Law: Pensionary benefits – Contributory Prov ident Fund-CPF and General Provident Fund and Pension Scheme-GPF – Shift from CPF to GPF after the cut-off date – On facts, issuance of Notification by the University on 25.05.1987 tha t all CPF beneficiaries in service on 01.01.1986 would be dee med to have “come over” to GPF under Statute 28- unless such employees had opted to continue under CPF – By cut-off date, of 30.09.1987, 2611 employees of the University opted to continue under CPF while the rest of the employees, were deemed to have “come over” to GPF – Thereafter, grant of
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