Supreme Court of India
Ram Sewak Prasad v. State of U.P. and Ors
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Uttar Pradesh Subordinate Excise Service Rules, 1967-Rule 3(ix) and 5 and Uttar Pradesh Subordinate Excise Service Rules, 1983-Rule 3(g), 3(j), 5 and 21( ])-Interpretation of-Excise Inspector-Appoin- ted on ad hoc basis-Held entitled to claim seniority and promotion c vis-a-vis those who were appointed later in point of time. The petitioner was appointed as Excise Sub-Inspector in February 1964 in the State of U .P. and was later promoted as Excise Inspector on ad hoc basis on February 24, 1972.…
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