Supreme Court of India
D. Ganesh Rao Patnaik and Ors. v. State of Jharkhand and Ors.
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Service law Bihar Superior Judicial Service Rules, 1946-Rule 6-Seniority--Direct recruitments vis-a-vis promotees-Promotion in excess of allotted quota subject to court orders-Subsequentzy though quota found in excess regularised Against subsequent vacancies-Held, direct recruits appointed as against a/lo/led quota shall rank senior to promotees. Words and phrases- 'Cadre '-Will mean and include entire cadre including temporary posts.…
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