Supreme Court of India
A.K. Bhatnagar and Ors. v. Union of India and Ors.
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Central Information Service Rules, !959-Rule 5-Direct Recruits-Inter se seniority-Fixation of. Respondent no, 1 in the Civil Appeal of 1985, nioved the High Court in a writ to consider his case for promotion to Grade II and Grade I of the Central Information Service in the existing vacancies arising subsequent to 1964 by taking into consideration the period of his ad hoc service from the year 1964, and challenging the direction in the Government order requiring the regularised employees to be placed bet.iw the regular recruits upto 1970 on the basis of that year's exami· nation. The Union
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