Supreme Court of India
F.C.I. & Ors v. F.C.I. Deputationists Asson.
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JUDGMENT: O R R The petitioners are challenging the order of the Division Bench of the Calcutta High Court dated June 12, 1996 made in .M. . No. 376/92. The admitted position is that while the respondents were working as Sub-Inspectors in the Food Department of the Government of West Bengal, they were taken on deputation to the petitioner-Corporation. They were made to discharge the duties of the post of Assistants Grade-II.…
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