Supreme Court of India
K. Suman Chandra v. Union of India
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What the Court ordered
We are of the considered view that the adjudication undertaken in S.S.P. Sharma (supra) by this Court would also apply to the case of Special Leave Petition (Civil) arising out of Diary No.5679 of 2024 Page 6 of 7 petitioner.
Judgment, page 5
In brief
The petitioner joined the National Institute of Rural Development as a Research Associate on contract in 1984 and was placed under the Central Pension Fund (CPF) Scheme by an Office Order of 13.11.1984. After successive appointments, his services as Professor were regularised by Office Order No.98 dated 04.05.2012, which expressly stipulated that regularisation would take effect from the date of the order and that his service would continue to be governed by the existing CPF Scheme; he never challenged those conditions.…
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