Supreme Court of India
Chander Bhan v. Hotilal Gupta and Others
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Punjab Courts Act, 1918/ High Court Rules and Orders Vol. 1 Chapter XVIII : Section 35(3)/Rules II, IV & VI-Promotion to the post of Upper Division Clerk-Rule of rotation-Whether applicable to the establishment of Judge, Small Causes Court. One post of Upper Division Clerk/English Clerk fell vacant in the Small Causes Court. Appellant made his claim to the post on the footing that he was a graduate and on the basis of Rule of Rotation embodied in Rule VI of the High Court Rules and Orders, Volume I, Respondent No. 1 made his claim on the basis of seniority. The Judge, Small Causes Court took
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