Supreme Court of India

Syndicate Bank S.c.& S.t.emp.assn. v. The Union of India.

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Decided 10 August 1990

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The Syndicate Bank Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Employees Associated representing the interests of SC/ST employees throughout the country and three Assistant Manag- ers of the Bank have filed this petition under article 32 of the constitution of India. Their case is as follows: That Group ’ ’ Officers posts are class I posts with Grade Scale I to Grade Scale VII. Criteria for promotion from Grade I to the next Grade and onwards is regulated by a promotion policy dated 17.9.1985.

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