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Kesar Chand vs State Of Punjab And Ors. on 2 June, 1988

However, the question which survives for consideration is whether the petitioner is entitled to the grant of benefit of ad hoc service rendered by the petitioner on the post of Clerk without any interruption in the Panchayat Department as a Clerk. It is appropriate to mention that the petitioner was appointed as Clerk on ad hoc basis on 26.6.1970 and he served as such upto 28.2.1973. He joined as Clerk in Transport Department on having been selected by the Subordinate Services Selection Board w.e.f 1.3.1973. It is well settled that ad hoc service followed by regular service is to be considered as qualifying service for the purposes of pension and pensionary benefits. The aforementioned view has been taken by a Full Bench of this Court in the case of Kesar Chand v. State of Punjab, 1988(2)PLR 223. In pursuance to the view taken by the Full Bench, the State of Haryana has substituted Rule 3.17 by incorporation of a new rule namely 3.17(A). Even a perusal of the aforementioned rule would show that all uninterrupted adhoc service rendered by an employee is to count as qualifying service for the purposes of pension. Rule 3.17 (A)(g) as substituted is reproduced hereunder for facility of reference :
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M.M. Lal Bareja vs State Of Haryana And Ors. on 5 January, 1995

5. Even otherwise Rule 3.17 read with Rule 4.19(b) also supports the case of the petitioner. According to the aforementioned rules pension is admissible to an employee who was holding temporary post under the Government from which he resigned in order to join another service under the State Government. It is evident from perusal of Rule 3.17 that if an officer has been holding substantive permanent post on the date of his retirement then his temporary or officiating service under the State Government without interruption by confirmation in the same or any other post is to count as qualifying service. The aforementioned proposition was considered by this Court in the case of M.M.Lall Bareja v. State of Haryana, 1995(2) SCT 178 and it was held that resignation from earlier post with the object of joining another post in another department with proper permission would be considered as qualifying service for the purposes of pension whereas in the present case Rule 3.17 itself is clear with regard to counting of ad hoc C.W.P No. 13909 of 2008 ::5::
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