Supreme Court of India
Raja T Baran Roy Etc. v. State of West Bengal and Ors.
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Service Law : Judicial Officers-Members of Higher Judicial Service-Service c conditions-Retirement age-Jn 1992 Supreme Court directing the Central and State Governments to raise the age of retirement to 60 years-In 1993 case putting a rider that benefit of raised retirement age be given to only those, who in the opinion of the respective High Courts had a potential for continued useful service-Members of State Higher Judicial Service equated at par with !AS in respect of their service conditions by way of State GO dated 20.06.1992-Central Government raised the age of retire'!'lent to 60 years…
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