Supreme Court of India
Karam Chand v. Haryana State Electricity Board & Ors.
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Punjab P. W. . (Electricity Branch) Provincial Service Class III (Subordinate Posts) Rules, 1952. Rule 9-Seniority-Fixation of Normally 'in accordance to the date of appointment' -Exception-Case of temporary promotion. The appellant, who belongs to the Scheduled Castes community, joined service as a clerk on February 20, 1954 in the Electricity Branch of the Punjab Public Works Department. In February 1959, the Punjab State Electricity Board was constituted and the employees of the Electricity Branch were transferred to the said Board. The conditions of service of the employees were governed
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