Supreme Court of India
Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd. v. Ghanshyam Dass and Ors.
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Service Law - Promotion - Department of Telecommunications - Four grades of employees viz. Basic Grade, Grade II, Grade Ill and Grade IV - Biennial Cadre Review (BCR Scheme) - Order dated 07.07.1992 passed by Tribunal in O. . No.1455 of 1991 filed by some Grade Ill officers, whereby the Government was directed to consider the applicants in the 0. . for promotion to Grade-IV on the basis of seniority in the basic grade as per the BCR Scheme - Order dated 07.07.1992 attained finality - Entitlement of respondents to claim promotion to Grade-IV on the basis of their seniority in the basic grade…
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