Supreme Court of India
Jasbir Kaur and Ors. v. Union of India and Ors.
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Army Act, 1911-lndian Military Nursing Service Ordinance, I943- S-I 1 Military Nursing Act-Determination of Dress Code for Indian Military Nursing Services (lMNS)-The Code challenged as violative of Article I4 of Constitution as the dress code made IMNS a separate class-Different views given by different High Courts-In appeal and in transferred cases from High Courts, Held: Dress code not violative of Article 14-IMNS despite being part of Indian Army is a separate class by itself-Determination of uniform is entirely within the province of Chief of Army staff by virtue of provisions of the…
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