Supreme Court of India
Vindu Kishore Sharma v. Chancellor, Chaudhary Charan Singh
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Service Law- Promotion - Claim of- Post of professor c - Promotion of appellant-reader under the Personal Promotion Scheme to the post of Professor - However, revocation of order of promotion since the appellant did not exercise his option for continuing to be governed under the erstwhile instructions/Scheme - Writ petition challenging revocation order of promotion - High Court dismissed the writ petition as also the review petition - On appeal, held: For continuing in the erstwhile schem·e, it was imperative for a teacher governed by the conditions of s. 31 , to optin writing to remain under…
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