Supreme Court of India
State of M.P. v. Haridatt Sharma
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What the Court ordered
We hold that the Explanation referred to above does not come to the aid of the respondent and he was, therefore, rightly retired on 31.1.1992.
Judgment, page 3
From the headnote
ACT: Civil Services : Madhya Pradesh State Fundamental Rules. .R.56, Sub-Rule (1-a) and M.P. Shaskiya (Adhiwarshkiya Adhiniyam) 1987-Retirement age-Superintendent Deaf Mute and Blind School-Whether ‘teaching post’-Duties of supervisory nature-Held respondent rightly retired at 58 years as post was non-teaching post. HEADNOTE: The respondent in the appeal after due selection by the State Public Service Commission was appointed in 1965 as a Superintendent in a Deaf Mute and Blind School.
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