Supreme Court of India
Calcutta State Transport Corporation & Ors. v. Ashit Chakraborty & Ors.
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Calcutta State Transport Corporation Employees’ Serv ice (Death cum Retirement Benefits) Regulations, 1990 – Respondent no.1 was appointed in the Corporation as conductor in 1981 wh en there was no pension scheme in force, only Contributory Pr ovident Fund (CPF) Scheme was applicable – The 1990 Regulat ions were framed in 1991 providing for pension scheme for the employees, effective from 01.04.1984 – Existing employees were to give an option to avail benefit under the 1990 Regulations – Respondent no.1 submitted his option within time – He sought v oluntary retirement in 2017 – Apart from
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