Supreme Court of India
Union of India and Anr. v. S.L. Verma and Ors
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Service Law: Pension Scheme-Extended to employees of Bureau of Indian Standards with liberty to exercise option to continue with CPF Scheme-Option not exercised-Held, only when an employee consciously opted for to continue with CPF scheme he would not become a member of Pension Scheme-Jn view of legal fiction they become members of the Pension Scheme-Regulation I 6 ipso facto applicable in their case-Bureau of Indian Standards (Terms and Conditions of Service of Employees) Regulations, I 988-Regzilation I 6-Interpretation of Statutes-Legal fiction.
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