Supreme Court of India
State of Madhya Pradesh v. Srikant Chaphekar
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We are of the view that the Tribunai fell into patent error in sub stituting itself for the DPC. The Remarks in the annual confidential report c are based on the assessment of the work and conduct of the official/officer concerned for a period of one year.
Judgment, page 3
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Service Law: Promotiolt-£Jepartmental Promotion Committee-cAnnual confiden- tial reports-Evaluation of-Supersession of employee based on-Partial ex- pungtion of remarks latel"-Subsequent promotion-dletrospec.tive claim State Administrative Tribunal-Directing promotion retrospectively-Validity of-Courts to direct reconsideration of case only. The respondent, an Assistant Dlre<tor in the Town & Country Planning Office of the appellant State, was superseded by the Departmen- tal Promotion Committee on the basis of adverse annual confidential reports which were partially expunged later. The
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