Supreme Court of India
Union of India and Ors. v. Amar Singh
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Central Reserve Police Force Rules, 1955-rr. 42, 14 & 27- Central Reserve Police Force Act, 1949-s. JI & 18-CRPF constable dismissed for having entered service by submitting fictitious certificate-His prayer for grant of pensionary benefits-Allowed by trial court and.first appellate court-High Court, dismissed second appeal in limini holding that Rule 24 of the CCS (Pension) Rules did not govern the service conditions of respondent-Held: Rule 42 of CRP Rules, which provides that even for CRP personnel/force, Civil Service Regulations or Pensioi;i Rules are applicable, was not brought to…
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