Supreme Court of India
Puran Das v. Union of India and Ors.
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SERVICE LAW: lndo---Tibetan Border Police (Non-Gazetted Telecommunication Cadre) Rules, 1983-Promotion-Entitlement to-With retrospective ejfect Permissibility-Employee becoming eligible for promotion test and qualifying subsequent to consideration for promotion-Claim of employee to promotion with retrospective effect because he was debarred from appearing in promotion test due to suspension/dismissal from service-Held: Employee could not be considered for promotion since he was not qualified on the date when consideration for promotion was made-(Jiving retrospective effect to his…
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