Supreme Court of India
The Government of Tamil Nadu and Ors. v. M. Ananchu Asari and Ors.
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Service Law: Pension-Cut-off date-Fixation of-Criterion for-Held : Cannot be arbitrary or whimsical-Date of permanent absorption is a material aspect inf txing the date of cut-off Pension-Entitlement to-Cut-off date---Fixation of-Transport Department employees sent on deputation to newly formed Transport Corporation and permanently absorbed later on-Cut-off date for claiming pensionary benefitsftxed as 1.5.1975-Fresh options invited by 28.2.1982- High Court struck down ftxation of cut-off date as 1.
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