Supreme Court of India
State Bank of India v. Anjan Sanyal and Ors.
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Service Law : State of Bank of India Officers' Service Rules: Rules 47, 49 and 50( 1). Middle Management Grade II-Officers-Transfer of-Probationary Of ficer transferred to Bank's Central Office-But, instead of complying with the transfer order, officer filed representations seeking cancellation of trun.ifer order, which were refused-However, Single Judge quashed the transfer order on the ground that the tran~ferorderwas not serwd on the officer and directed payment of salary for the period officer remained absent in an unauthorised manner-Division Bench affirmed this decision-Correctness…
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