Supreme Court of India
Union of India and Ors. v. N.R. Banerjee and Ors.
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Indian Ordinance Factories Service Rules: Indian Ordinance Factories-Promotion to the post of Senior General Manager-Preparation of panel-Proposal for filling the vacancies sent to Ministry on December 22, 1993-Communication of approval by Ministry to UPSC on Febrnary 8, 1994-ACRs of eligible candidates approved on August 16, 1994-Meeting of DPC on March 15, 1995-Direction by Tribunal that Government should ignore the ACRs for the years 1994 and consider the candidates eligible upto March, 1993--Held direction given by Tribunal was in accordance with the procedure.
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