Supreme Court of India
Union of India &anr. v. R.c.d.' Souza
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The respondent had been recruited as Assistant Comman- dant in the .R.P. . under Rule 105(3- ) of the Central Reserve Police Force Rules, 1955 on the footing that he was a retired Army Officer. He was promoted on temporary basis as Commandant on the basis of selection. His promotional appointment as Commandant was extended from time to time. On being informed by the Authorities that he was not entitled for absorption in the Force in view of Rule 107(2) of the Rules, he made a representation to the President.
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