Supreme Court of India
Union of India v. Dr. M.G. Dighe and Ors.
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Service Law: Indian Administrative Service (Appointment by . promotion) Regulations, 1955-Regulations 5( 1), (2) and (3)-lnter pretation of-Promotion of members of State Civil Service-,--Prepara tion of Select List of suitable officers-Selection Committee meeting on two dates-12-month period under Regulation 5 (]) to be counted from the second date when the Committee finalised the list as per Regulation 5( 1) read with Regulation 5(2)-For purposes of Regulation 5(3), the date when the Committee first met to be reckoned. The first respondent and five other members of Madhya Pradesh State
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