Supreme Court of India
(ex) Capt. Randhir Singh Dhull v. S. D. Bhambri & Others
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Punjab Tahsildari Rules 1932, Rules 5 and II and Standing Order Na. 12 of 1909, Part , Para 4(1) and Punjab Emergency (Concession) Rules 1965, Rules 2 and 4(ii)-Class ' ' Tahsildar-Recruitment-Candidates initially 'accepted' and thereafter 'appointed'-Seniority-Determined by date of substantive appoint ment in the post-Military service rendered by a candidate-Concession in senio rity-When admissible. Standing Order No. 12 of 1909 (Part ) provides for.two classes of Tahsildar candidates (1) class ' ' (or direct) and (2) class ' '. Para 4 (1) of the Standing Order read with the Punjab
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