Pension entitlement for tribunal appointees depends on prior service status and applicable provident or pension scheme. Pension entitlement for Tribunal appointees depends on prior service: serving Judges and organised service Members have Tribunal service counted for pension and are governed by the General Provident Fund Rules or the Contributory Pension System; other Members are governed by the Contributory Provident Fund Rules or the Contributory Pension System. Additional pension and gratuity are not admissible for service rendered in the Tribunal.
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Pension entitlement for tribunal appointees depends on prior service status and applicable provident or pension scheme.
Pension entitlement for Tribunal appointees depends on prior service: serving Judges and organised service Members have Tribunal service counted for pension and are governed by the General Provident Fund Rules or the Contributory Pension System; other Members are governed by the Contributory Provident Fund Rules or the Contributory Pension System. Additional pension and gratuity are not admissible for service rendered in the Tribunal.
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