Supreme Court of India
Union of India & Ors. v. Brigadier Javed Iqbal
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Armed Forces: Defence Service Regulations – Reg. 67 – Substantive promotion by selection – Brigadier in the Judge Advocate General branch of the Military, recommended for the promotion to the post of Additional Judge Advocate General corresponding to the rank of Major General in the JAG branch by the Selection Board – His medical condition classified as SHAPE-2 COPE-2 – Chief of Defence Staff cleared the respondent for promotion considering all the aspects including his medical condition – Thereafter, competent authority and the Central Government also granted the approval – However, the…
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