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RANJAN GOGOI, SANJAY KISHAN KAUL, K. M. JOSEPH
SENIOR DIVISIONAL MANAGER, LIFE INSURANCE CORPORATION OF INDIA – Appellant
Versus
SHREE LAL MEENA – Respondent
JUDGMENT
Sanjay Kishan Kaul, J.
Employees resigned from service. We are concerned with one employee of the Life Insurance Corporation of India; one employee of the United India Insurance Company Limited and a batch of employees of Andhra Bank. These employees resigned when the pension schemes in respect of these institutions in question were not in force. The pension schemes came into force subsequently, but with retrospective effect. The question, which, thus, arose was whether these employees, who had resigned from service post the date from which the pension schemes were made applicable, but prior to the date on which the schemes got notified, would be entitled to the benefit of the pension schemes in question. A Bench of two Judges of this Court found that there was a divergence of judicial views of this Court, and the matter needed to be examined by a larger Bench. The reference order was passed in CA No. 14739/2015 and that is how the matter is before us.
2. We deem it appropriate to set forth the factual matrix, relevant for the determination of the controversy, in respect of the lead matter and thereafter, we will analyse the legal principles and accordingly decide the connect
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