Supreme Court of India
Chandravathi P.K. and Ors. v. C.K. Saji and Ors.
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Service Law: c Constitution of India-Article 309-Kerala Public Health Engineering Service Rules-Rule 4-Kerala Engineering Service (General Branch) Service Rules-Rules 4(a) and 5-Emp/oyees acquiring degree qualifications while in service-Rules does not give weightage of service before acquiring the degree for purpose of seniority and promotion-Constitutional validity_ of-Held, the rules are constitutionally valid The appellant-degree holders acquired their qualifications before joining the service whereas the respondent-diploma holders acquired their degree qualifications while in service.
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