Supreme Court of India
The State of Andhra v. Gaddam Venkatappayya
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Police Service-Officiating Sub.Inspector-Order of reversion as Head Constable-Validity-Rules relating to the Madras Police Subordinate Service, rr. 3, 4 and 5. The respondent, holding the substantive rank of a Head Constable in the Madras Police Service, was promoted to officiate as a probationary Sub-Inspector and, on the completion of the period of probation, placed in the category of approved proba tioners for confirmation when substantive vacancies arose. Instead of being confirmed he was, for administrative reasons, reverted to his substantive post as the number of vacancies in the post
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