Supreme Court of India
Ex. Capt. R.S. Dhull v. State of Haryana and Ors.
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Punjab Civil Service (Executive Branch) Rules, 1930: Rule 7(1). Service law-Promotion-Appellant an ex-serviceman-Accepted as Tehsildar candidate-Adverse remarks against appellant-Expunction by High Court-Consequently appellant promoted as District Revenue Officer Thereafter appellant preferred petition before this Court-Direction issued by this Court to consider appellant's name for promotion to . .S. (Executive Branch) without taking into account the expunged adverse remarks- Appellant's case considered but his service record was not found better than that of the candidates recommended to…
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