Supreme Court of India
Surender Kumar v. Union of India and Ors.
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Service Law: Railway Establishment Code, 1965; Rule 1316: Stepping up of pay-Drivers Grade--- promoted to the post of loco Supervisor-Drivers Grade- though promoted later but getting higher pay Justification of-Held: Drivers Grade- , Drivers Grade-Band Drivers Grade constitute different sources of recruitment to the post of loco Supervisors- Since sources of recruitment were different, principle of stepping up of pay inapplicable.…
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