Supreme Court of India
D.P. Sharma & Ors. v. Union of India & Anr.
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Armed Forces Headquarters Clerical Services Rules, 1968: Seniority of officials appointed in the common cadre of LDC prior to coming into force of Rules-Fixation of-Whether to be determined on basis of length of service as prescribed in various memoranda or on basis of confirmation-Whether 1968 Service Rules have retrospective effect. The Arined Forces Headquarters Clerical Service Rules, 1968 were brought into force with effect from March, 1968.…
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