Supreme Court of India
Ram Ashish Dixit v. Chairman Purvanchal Gramin Bank Limited and Anr.
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SERVICE LAW· Penalty - Effect of as regards promotion - Bank Officer awarded penalty of one increment for three years - Not found suitable for promotion - Held: Promotion from Junior Management Grade-I to Junior Management Grade-II is on the basis of seniority-cum-merit - Clearly, therefore, the fact that appellant has been punished for a misconduct would form part of his record of service and would be taken into consideration whilst adjudging his suitability on the criteria of seniority-cum-merit - If on such assessment of his record of service he is not promofod, it cannot be said to be by…
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