Supreme Court of India
Lt.col. K.D. Gupta v. Smt.p.p. Kakade
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What the Court ordered
We are of the view that a total compensation of Rs. four lakhs would meet the ends of justice.
Judgment, page 7
From the headnote
The appellant has filed a contempt petition against the Respondents, alleging that the directions dated 20.4.1988 of this Court, have not been complied with. The Respondents were directed to reconsider the case of the appellant for promotion on the basis that his medical category continues to be S-I from 1977, and that the medical category would be taken into account if the rules for promo- tion so require; otherwise not.…
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