Supreme Court of India
Institute of Chartered Accountants of India v. J.R. William Singh
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Service Law – Higher Scale and designation – Time bound promotion – claim for- The respondent was appointed as an ‘Electrician’ – settlement dated 10.01.1984 was reached between the appellant – institute and its Employees’ Association with respect to time bound promotions/ change to the next grade – According to the appellant, the said settlement was not applicable to Jamadar, Drivers, Gestetner operators, Electricians etc. – However, in light of Cl. 1(v) of the memorandum of settlement dated 10.01.1984, a decision was taken to provide Jamadar, Drivers, Gestetner operators, electricians etc.
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