Supreme Court of India
V.C. Perumal v. The Union of India and Ors.
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l.P.S. (Appointment by promotion) Regulations, 1955: Regulations 5, 7 and 9-Scope and applicability of SeTVice law-lPS-Promotion-Preparation of list of suitable officers under Regulation 5-Number of State Police seTVice officers to be included in the list-Preparation of select list by State Govemment for the year 1977 011 23rd November, 1976-Select Committee required to consider vacancies allficipated for the period November 1976 to November 1977-As per Regula- tion 5 the Committee considered the number of anticipated vacancies as five and prepared the select list consisting of twice that…
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