Supreme Court of India
D.P. Sharma & Ors. v. Union of India & Anr.
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Armed Forces Headquarters Clerical Services Rules, 1968: Seniority of officials appointed in the common cadre of LDC prior to coming into force of Rules-Fixation of-Whether to be determined on basis of length of service as prescribed in various memoranda or on basis of confirmation-Whether 1968 Service Rules have retrospective effect. The Arined Forces Headquarters Clerical Service Rules, 1968 were brought into force with effect from March, 1968. The rules pro vided that seniority in the service shall be determined on the basis of date of confirmation. Prior to this, the seniority in the
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