Supreme Court of India
Geeta Mishra v. Sidho Kanhu Murmu University & Others
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Service law: Contributory Provident Fund Scheme – Applicability of the Scheme floated by University – In the instant case, husband of appellant who was appointed as lecturer died during the course of employment on 24.2.1995 – During service, he had opted for Contributory Provident Fund Scheme – After his death, all retiral benefits were settled and paid as per option exercised – Thereafter, respondent-University floated a scheme for teaching and non-teaching employees, who retired from the service on or after 1.4.1972 for giving them “one more chance” for exercising a “fresh option” as per…
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