Supreme Court of India
Ran Singh Malik v. State of Haryana and Ors.
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Service law: Haryana Veterinary Service Class I Rules, 1930 and Haryana Veterinary (Group ) Service Rules, 1995-Post of Deputy Director (Feed and Fodder) Cadre-Pay scale-Held, on facts and under the Rules, the post is an ex cadre post with lower pay scale than the cadre post. lnter-se Seniority-Cadre-Held, on/acts and under the Rules of 1930, appellant holding the ex-cadre post is junior to the respondents holding the cadre post--Under the Rules of 1995, inter-se seniority will not arise being different cadres.
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