Supreme Court of India
Valsan P. v. The State of Kerala and Ors.
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What the Court ordered
We are of the considered opinion that the KAT was justified in its conclusion and High Court has erred in setting aside the same.
Judgment, page 10
From the headnote
Service Law: Pension – Appellant worked in Telecom Department during the period 05.02.1974 to 31.05.1984 – On 04.06.1984, he joined Public Sector Undertaking owned by State Government and worked there till 31.05.1987 – On 31.05.1987, through Public Service Commission, he joined the Technical Education Department and served there for 19 years and on reaching superannuation, retired on 30.06.2006 – Appellant made claim for pension, by reckoning the service rendered during the period 05.02.1974 to 31.05.1984 in the Telecom Department which was service under Central Government – Held: Government…
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