Supreme Court of India
Commander Head Quarter Calcutta v. Cap. Biplabendra Chada
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JUDGMENT: O R R Heard the counsel for both the parties. Leave granted. This appeal is preferred against the judgment a Division Bench of the Calcutta High Court dismissing the writ appeal preferred by the appellants. The respondent was a Commissioned Officer. He retired on May 18, 1982. According to the Rules then in force, only 2/3rd of the pre- commissioned service was allowed to be counted towards qualifying service for earning pensionary benefits. a minimum period of qualifying service was also provided for becoming eligible for pension.
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