Supreme Court of India
Dr. G. Sadasivan Nair v. Cochin University of Science and Technology Represented by its Registrar, & Ors.
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In view of the aforesaid discussion, we set aside the judgment of the Division Bench as well as that of the learned Single Judge of the High Court dated 29th August 2019 and 3rd April, 2006 respectively and allow the instant appeal.
Judgment, page 13
From the headnote
Service Law – Kerala Service Rules – r. 25(a), Part-III – Benefit under – Appellant was appointed as a Lecturer at the respondent University with effect from 07.09.1984 – Prior to such appointment, he was a lawyer practised for eight years – The appellant made a representation before the Registrar of the respondent University, requesting to reckon his practice of eight years at the Bar for the purpose of determining his pensionary benefits payable to him on his superannuation on the basis of Rule 25 (a), Part III, Kerala Service Rules (KSR) – Registrar rejected his request and relied on the…
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