Supreme Court of India
Maruti Tukaram Bagawe and Ors. v. The State of Maharashtra and Anr.
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Service Law: Service Career Development Scheme – Government Resolution dated 8.6.1995 provided Group and employees pay-scale of next promotional post after completion of 12 years of continuous service – By Resolution dated 26.10.2004 accorded sanction to grant pay-scale of ‘Deputy Accountant’ to the ‘Junior Clerks’ who had passed Account Clerk examination and completed 12 years of continuous Service – Senior clerks moved Administrative Tribunal stating that the post of ‘Deputy Accountant’ being promotional post for ‘Senior Clerk’ and not ‘Junior Clerk’, upgradation of pay-scale of ‘Junior…
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