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Part Time Employee and Pension-WRIT PETITION NO.14007 OF 2017

Part Time Employee and Pension-WRIT PETITION NO.14007 OF 2017

22. All the decisions relied by the Petitioner are in respect of employees/teachers who were working as full-time teachers, who were given benefit of regular pay-scale. The initial service rendered by such teacher as part-time teachers were clubbed or added for the purpose of calculating qualifying service for pension. We have held that the Petitioner was a part-time teacher in Night Junior College, as such the decisions would not be applicable to the case of the Petitioner and the same are distinguishable on facts. Petitioner retired from service as on 31.03.2014, the Government Resolution dated 17.05.2017 relied by the Petitioner and the Government Resolution dated 30.06.2022 relied by the learned Additional G.P, being subsequent would not be attracted to the case of the Petitioner.

23. In the light of the above, position of law emerging before us, the Petitioner a part time teacher who continued to work on the post of part time teacher in the Junior Night College is not entitled to the benefit of Pension. This Petition is therefore dismissed.

 

24. Rule is discharged with no order as to costs.

 

(ASHWIN D. BHOBE, J.)

(RAVINDRA V. GHUGE, J.)

 

 

 

 

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