Supreme Court of India
Kunal Nanda v. Union of India and Anr.
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Service Law : '.,,( Deputation Right to pennanent absorption- member of CRPF was c sent on deputation to CBI-Subsequently, he was approved for pennanent absorption on his representation that he was a graduate-However, he did not produce the graduation certificate stating that for a person of his standing a degree should not he insisted upon-CBI doubted his integrity and, therefore, instead of pennanent absorption repatriated him to his parent department- Validity-Held : deputationist does not have a vested right for pennanent absorption in the borrowing department unless his pennanent…
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