Supreme Court of India
Babulal Jain v. Sta Te of M.P. and Ors.
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Service Law: c Deputation to a higher post-Fixation of pay-Instructions of State Government that transfer from one Department to another would be treated as posting and not appointment-Pay of employee fixed as per FR 22( )- Later pay refixed and excess payment ordered to be recovered-Held, the substantive post held by employee did not provide for channel of promotion to the post he was posted on Deputation-For all intent and purpose he was deputed to that post-As such, he could not have been placed on a higher scale of pay-FR 22( ) is not applicable to a case of deputation-However, in…
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