Supreme Court of India
Arun Ranjan Mukherjee v. Union of India & Ors.
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Indian Police Service (Regulation of Seniority) Rules 1954, r. 3(3)(b) -Fixation of year of allotment-Officer recruited directly to Indian Police in 1945 is not direct recruit for purpose of main part of r. 3(3) (b) First proviso to r. 3(3)(b) does not relate only to 'joint cadre'-Court must not interfere with discretion of Central Government to fix year of allotment on ad hoc basis under first proviso, The appellant joined the Indian Army as a Commissioned Officer in 1942. He became a Major in 1945. The appellant's services were lent to the State of West Bengal and accordingly on 10-1-1949
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