Supreme Court of India
Kunj Beharilal Agarwal v. Union of India
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Defena Service-Temporary Clerks and Extra Temporary Clerks-Fixation of seniority-Constitutionality of order-Con stitution of India, Arts. 14, 16(1), 32. The petitioner was employed by the Ministry of Defence in 1942 as an Extra Temporary Establishment Clerk. As a i-esult of certain orders of the Government, there was an amalgamation of the services known as non-industrial staff in the Extra Temporary Establishment with those in another parallel service known as the Temporary Establish ment. The petitioner "contended in the petition that while Extra Temporary Clerks and the Tempora1y Clerks
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