Supreme Court of India
United Bank of India v. Meenakshi Sundaram and Ors.
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Service law : Bank Officers-Posted at North-Eastern region-Communication dated J.9.1983-Grant of special adhoc and temporary incentives to employees on transfer to the region-Incentive not made available to direct recruits posted for the first time in the region-High Court holding the benefits to direct recruits also-Held, grant of incentives to promotee officers, justified-Dire;:! recruits cannot be placed on the same pedestal with the officers working in the Bank-No interference with policy for introduction of incentives- Communication neither discriminatory" nor violative of Article I 4…
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