Supreme Court of India
Devdutta and Ors. Etc. v. State of M.P. and Ors. Etc.
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Civil Services-M. P. State-Surplus personnel of Development Department-Absorption of as Sales Tax Inspectors-Inter se senio rity-Determination of-Open to authority to have a rationalisation of the situation-Ru/es formulated should be reasonable, just and equitable. group of Block Level Extension Officers rendered surplus in theii- parent department were appointed as Sales Tax Inspectors, Class III (Executive) posts, in the respondent State between 13th February, 1967 and 28th September, 1970. By an order dated 29th March, 1967, they were exempted· from the requirement of going through
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