Supreme Court of India
Kkm Nair and Ors. v. Union of India and Ors.
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Civil Services: -Indian Ordnance Factories (Recruitment and Conditions of Service of c Class Ill Personnel) Rules, 1956: Rules 3( I), 8 and 12-Seniority-Promotional cadre-Circular giving benefit of accelerated chances of promotion-Later withdrawn by subsequell( circulai-Benefits of first circular restored by High Coun--Consequential orders giving antedated seniority and promotions-Persons adversely affected but were not ponies to the earlier litigation approaching Tribunal-Tribunal setting aside the order-Validity of The Director-General, Ordnance Factories ( . .) issued a Circular dated
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