Supreme Court of India
The Chairman V. O. Chidambaranar Port Trust & Ors. v. Capt. Paul Nadar Bennet Singh
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Tuticorin Port (Authorization of Pilots) Regulations, 1979: regns 2(e), 4, 6 – Appointment – Respondent was appointed in 2008 to the post of Pilot Officer – Appointment was on regular basis with a condition to serve at least two years as pilot and subject to qualifying the examination for issue of pilot licence to perform duties of pilot as per the Regulations, 1979 – Respondent was terminated from service in 2012 on the ground that he held certificate of competency (CoC) as Master issued by the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore which is not equivalent to the certificate granted by the…
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