Supreme Court of India
A.K. Soumini v. State Bank of Travancore and Anr.
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Service Law: Promotion-Non-selection/or-Non-selection and the promotion policy challenged-High Court held the policy invalid-Supreme Court held the policy as valid but in view of lapse of time due to pendency of the appeal candidate granted benefit of promotion-Notional promotion· granted from back date-Claim for arrears of salary-Granted by Single Judge of High Court-Denial by Division Bench on the principle of "no work no pay"- On appeal, held since her promotion was only in the nature of a gesture of gratis and not by way of any right, notional promotion is proper-Candidate not entitled to…
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