Supreme Court of India
Awadh Prasad Singh and Ors. v. State of Bihar and Ors.
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Excise Recruitment Rules 1936: Rule 1(3)(2)-Bihar State t:xcise Department-Excise Inspectors promoted from Upper Division Assistants in Excise Department and Excise Inspectors promoted from Sub-Inspectors-Gradation list-Challenge to-Whether valid. The subject matter of the Writ Petition is the gradation list dated 9.1.1986 of the Inspectors of Excise by which the Government of Bihar has finally fixed the inter se seniority of the Petitioners who were prom oted vis-a-vis th_e appellants in the present appeal who were promoted to posts of Inspectors of Excise in 5% quota reserved for
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