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Pension Refused on basis of multiple marriage
29-Jul-2023 (In Armed Forces Tribunal Law)
Pension Refused after Serving in the Army for 17.5 Years Service a) Enrolled as Sepoy in Dogra Regiment on 08 Oct 1968 ( Total Service Counted Towards Pension ), b) Commissioned in 11 GR on 11 June 1977 c) Low Medical Category S2 d) Released from Army on 07 April 1986, e) Release Medical Board ( RMB ) wad not held which is one of the mandatory Requirement at the time of Release from the Army. Therefore entitled to Disability Pension too, Reasons for Removal from Service on the Allegations of Plural Marriage
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Adv. Ganesh Singh
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Your case pertains to 1986, exactly thirty years old. As per law in vogue maximum time for limitation is 3 years.
Did you prefer an appeal to department, if yes what was the result. If no, why.
If you have not made an appeal do so. I think you need to discuss with details.
Feel free to connect.
Did you prefer an appeal to department, if yes what was the result. If no, why.
If you have not made an appeal do so. I think you need to discuss with details.
Feel free to connect.
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Adv. Wg Cdr Mohammed Mujeeb (Retd)
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Discharge of a person if he contacted plural marriage is to be under section 20 of Army Act and Rule 17 of Army Rule is equally entitled for pensionary benefits may it be service pension or disability pension. The authorities cannot refuse grant of pensionary benefits as per provisions of Pension Regulation of the Army Act 1961. If the release medical board is not held and he can prove that he was suffering from some disability at the time of his release he can get re-survey medical board done on request which is as per rule. I have succeeded in a similar case titled Hav Amrik Singh V. UOI & Ors in AFT.
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Adv. Virender Singh Kadian
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