Supreme Court of India
Santosh Kumar and Ors. v. G.R. Chawla and Ors.
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Service Law : U.P. Regularisation of Ad hoc Appointments (for posts within the purview of the PSC) Rules, 1979: Rules 4 and 7. Inspector of Drugs-Direct recruit Inspectors and regularised Inspectors-Inter-se seniority between-Public Service Commission sent recommendations to State Government giving a list of candidates including c ad hoc drug inspectors-However, direct recruits appointed prior to regularisation of ad hoc Drug Inspectors-Held: The ad hoc drug inspectors who were regularised subsequent to the appointment of direct recruits are not entitled to claim seniority over direct…
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