Supreme Court of India
Union Bank of India and Ors. v. M.T. Latheesh
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Service Law-Appointment-On compassionate ground-Formulation of Scheme by Bank for appointment on compassionate ground--Scheme providing system for computation of financial condition of family for determining the entitlement-Claim for such appointment-Declined by Competent Authority-Such appointment allowed by Single Judge and Division Bench of High Court-On appeal. held: Claimant was not entitled to appointment on compassionate ground in view of the financial condition of the family-Such appointment being an exception to the general rule should be exercised only in warranting situations--//…
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