Supreme Court of India
Una Nagar Palika v. Kaliben Balubhai Makwana & Anr.
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Service Law – Pension/Pensionary Benefits – Claim for – Denial of – When not proper – Respondents-employees of appellant- Municipality denied pension/pensionary benefits – Challenged by respondents – Allowed by High Court – Held: High Court was right in holding that the question involved in the present appeals is covered by the earlier decision of the High Court rendered in Mohamed Irshad Husenbhai case, which was upheld by Supreme Court and has thus attained finality – Plea of appellant that there is distinction between the two groups of employees, namely, one coming from the Panchayat and…
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