Supreme Court of India
Dr. Bal Krishna Agarwal v. State of Uitar Pradesh and Ors.
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SeTVice law-Uttar Pradesh State Universities Act, 1973-Section 31- -Personal Promotion Scheme-Length of service and qualifications )r presaibed by Notification dated 21-2-85-Promotion to grade of Professor c could only be validly effected from 21-2-1985-'-Clause 18.05-lnter se seniority of teachers appointed by personal promotion and by direct recruitment- Professor in Physics-Detennination of seniority according to length of con- tinuous selVice in a substantive capacity in such cadre-Service of those promoted under Personal Promotion Scheme-To be counted from 21-02-85.
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