Supreme Court of India
Union of India & Anr. v. R.C. Dsouza
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Central Reserve Police Act 1949/Central Reserve Police Force Rules 1955-Rules 105 (3- ) and 107-Retired Army Officer-Recrui ted as Assistant Commandant-Later promoted as Commandant on temporary basis-Whether entitled to absorption on permanent basis- Section 107(2) as amended-Effect of. The respondent had been recruited as Assistant Commandant in the .R.P. . under Rule 105(3- ) of the Central Reserve Police Force Rules, 1955 on the footing that he was a retired Army Officer. He was promoted on temporary basis as Commandant on the basis of selection. His promotional appointment as Commandant
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