Supreme Court of India
Gopal Prasad v. Bihar School Examination Board and Others
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Bihar Service Code, 1952 – r.73 – Bihar Pension Rules, 1950 – Superannuation – Appellant was an employee of Bihar School Examination Board – At the time of entry into service, his age was 15 years, 6 months – At that time, the retirement age was 58 years which was by Board’s meeting on 30.03.2005 was extended to 60 years – Under Pension Rules, 1950, the minimum age of the qualifying service for pension is 18 years – Minimum age for entering into service under Bihar Service Code, 1952 is not prescribed – Board in its meeting held on 15.01.2004 took decision that in case of those who have…
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