Supreme Court of India
Chandreshwar Narain Dubey v. U.O.I..
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JUDGMENT: WITH CIVIL APPEAL NOS. 4570-4571/96 & 4572/1996 J U M N T Rajendra Babu, J. These three sets of appeals arise out of the orders made by the Central Administrative Tribunal (Principal Bench). The appellants herein are/were employed in the pension paying offices attached to the respective Ministries in the Embassy of India at Nepal. Writ petitions had been preferred before this Court under Article 32 of the Constitution and on the establishment of the Central Administrative Tribunal, this Court transferred these petitions for its consideration by an order made on 3rd November, 1992 in…
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