Supreme Court of India
Union of India & Others v. Col Ran Singh Dudee
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Army Act, 1950 – ss. 83, 39(a) – Selection – Selection from the post of Lt. Colonel to the rank of Colonel – On facts, findings of General Court Martial against respondent-army officer quashed – Reinstatement of respondent – Issuance of directions to the Government for payment of all consequential benefit for the said period – Thereafter, respondent promoted to the rank of Lt. Colonel and, also granted time scale promotion as Colonel – However, officer junior to respondent promoted to the rank of Brigadier –Respondent challenged the same – Selection Board not find the respondent fit, and was…
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- 1997 The General Court Martial and Ors. v. Col. Aniltej Singh Dhaliwal
- 2008 Surinder Shukla v. Union of India
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