Supreme Court of India
State Bank of India and Anr. v. V. Parthasarathy Etc.
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Civil Services : State Bank of India-Promotion to the post of Head Clerk-Circular No. 42-Clause l(df-Three optionS'-Outside the city·ivithin city and within the same office-Debarment on refusal of third and final offer-Local Head Office and five other offices to be considered as one Unit-Final offer made in one such office-Whether valid and debars the optees permanently on refusal to accept. ' The appellant-Bank issued Circular No. 42 containing an under- standing reached with the Staff-union laying down the policy for promo tion of clerks to the post of Head Clerks. As per clause 1 ( d) of
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