Supreme Court of India
Roshan Lal Tandon v. Union of India
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RAMASWAMI, Constitution of India, 1950-Arts, 14 and 1&-Discrimination Recruitment to Lower Grade from two sources-Favourable treat ment to recmits from one source reaarding promotion to Higher Grade-If Discriminatory, Oivi! Servant-Legal position-If one of status or of contract. Vacancies in grade ' ' of Train ExaminatiQlls were filled by (a) direct recruits i.e .. apprentice train examiners who had completed the prescribed period of training, and (b) promotees from skilled artisans. Promotion from Grade ' ' to ' ' was on the basis of seni<r r>'ty-cum-suitability. In October 1965 the
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