Supreme Court of India
Tejshree Ghag Etc. Etc. v. Prakash Parashuram Patil and Ors. Etc. Etc.
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Service Law: Transfer-Transfer of incumbents from higher time scale to lower time scale-Incumbents suffering loss of pay-Co-employees also transferred from lower to higher scale-Transfer orders set aside by High Court-Co-employees case that the terms and conditions of service governed by Rules of 2005, thus order of High Court not sustainable-On appeal held: Terms and conditions of services of employees unless altered expressly would be governed by Rules in existence at the time when the impugned orders were passed-Rules of 2005 not given retrospective effect-Executive power of passing…
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