Supreme Court of India
Indian Council of Agricultural Research and Anr. v. San Tosh
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Service Law: Pension-Family Pension-Entitlement to-To the legal heir of deceased temporary employee-Deceased employee, a casual labourer holding temporary status in view of a scheme-On his death claim for family pension made by his widow-Denied-Application-Allowed by Tribunal holding the legal heir entitled to the pension directing regularization of the deceased employee on the date of his death-Order upheld by High Court on ground that the legal heir was given compassionate appointment-On appeal, held: In view of the provisions of the Scheme, the legal heir of the deceased employee was not…
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