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Can i apply for disability pension in absence of RMB


04-Aug-2023 (In Armed Forces Tribunal Law)
Took premature retirement in 2004. Injury, attributable to service on duty in apr 1988. Low medical cat till 1996, when upgraded to fit with 19% pmt disability. Even today The disability (deformity of ankles) persists and visible. RMB not held at the time of retirement. Can I apply for DP in absence of RMB
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Answer #1
913 votes
Dear Sir,
Kindly approach a reliable advocate to process your case for getting all benefits which is still not being paid to you sir, You meet some advocates who can take your case to appropriate level and cand file for getting claim in time.
Regards
Answer #2
892 votes
Hi, you may definitely apply for the Disability pension citing valid reasons for not holding RMB. The onus of holding RMB is on part of the authority and not on the part of the individual and they would have done it at the time of your retirement. Please be sure that you may have to lead a long battle but the chances of winning the case are more in your favour. Thanks
Answer #3
638 votes
Hi
As per the information you had taken premature retirement in 2004, the Medical Board had termed your Injury attributable to service which was occurred on duty in Apr 1988. Since you were in Low Medical Category till 1996 and released with 19% pmt disability, You Can apply for DP in absence of RMB, in case it is mandatory or respondents are desirous of conducting RMB you should be agreed. You should apply without wasting more time. Regards

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