Supreme Court of India
Havildar Clerk Hans Raj Sharma Etc. v. Union of India and Ors.
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Service Law : Anned Forced Medical Services-Selection and appointment-Per manent Commission-Anny Instructions-Alteration of selection proce- dure-Applicability to earlier year's quota-Held not applicable-Directions issued to allow pennanent commission to the two selectees of 1986 quota but were not given pennanent Commission due to change in procedure. The appellants who are serving as Havildar Clerks in the Army Medical Corps applied for grant of Permanent Commission. They ap peared before the Service Selection Board which found them suitable to be appointed and placed them 4th and 5th in
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