Supreme Court of India
Kunj Beharilal Agarwal v. Union of India
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Defena Service-Temporary Clerks and Extra Temporary Clerks-Fixation of seniority-Constitutionality of order-Con stitution of India, Arts. 14, 16(1), 32. The petitioner was employed by the Ministry of Defence in 1942 as an Extra Temporary Establishment Clerk. As a i-esult of certain orders of the Government, there was an amalgamation of the services known as non-industrial staff in the Extra Temporary Establishment with those in another parallel service known as the Temporary Establish ment.
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