Supreme Court of India
The Kerala Assistant Public Prosecutors Association v. The State of Kerala and Ors.
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Service Law – Appellant-association claimed for grant of parity to Assistant Public Prosecutors, in the matter of retirement age, with Public Prosecutors in the State – Claim rejected by the High Court – Appellant contended that maximum age for appointment of public prosecutors, for term of 3 years, is 60 years; whereas the age of retirement of Assistant Public Prosecutors appointed prior to 31st March, 2013 is 56 years – As both act as officers of the Court, Assistant Public Prosecutors are also entitled to be treated at par with Public Prosecutors and other officers whose age of…
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