Supreme Court of India
Davinder Bathia & Ors. v. Union of India & Ors.
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In view of the aforesaid change of policy decision several women candidates were appointed either by way of direct recruitment or by promotion from the existing staff, in super-session the claims of the appellants herein, who by that date have been continuing on ad hoc basis.
Judgment, page 4
From the headnote
JUDGMENT: WITH CIVIL APPEAL NO. 2734 OF 1991 J U M N T PATTANAIK, J. Both these appeals are directed against a common judgment of the Central Administrative Tribunal, New Delhi dated 7.12.1990 disposing of the two suits filed before the sub-Judge, Delhi but stood transferred to the Central Administrative Tribunal in accordance with Section 29 of the Administrative Tribunal Act. The plaintiffs in both these suits who are the appellants herein have been working as Commercial Class-III staff in the Grade of 260 - 430.…
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