Supreme Court of India
Uttraranchal Forest Rangers' Asson. v. State of U.P. and Ors.
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Service Law: U.P. Government Servants Seniority Rules, 1991: Rule 8. Seniority-Forest Rangers-Direct recruits vis-a-vis Promotees Appointments against prescribed quota-Unfilled vacancies-Ad hoc c . promotion-Seniority on basis of-Permissibility of-Jn the State forest department, during the period 1969-1979, there was no direct appointment to the post of Forest Rangers-Government kept promoting Deputy Forest Rangers on ad hoc basis to the post of Forest Rangers, if any vacancy arose However, as on 30. //.1989, there were not enough vacancies in the promotee quota to accommodate all the…
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