Supreme Court of India
G. Rabinathan v. State of Karnataka and Ors.
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Service Law Kamataka Government Servants (Seniority) Rules, 1957: Rule 154..!.seniority-Defence Officer-Appointment to NCC and later to State Service-Service rendered in defence and NCC-Computation of for seniority in State Service-Held for benefit under Rule 6A there should be continuity of servi:e-Matter remitted to State for consideration Whether NCC service is defence service. The appellant joined service as Emergency Commissioned Officer on June 30, 1963 and was released therefrom on 16.9.1967. Thereafter, he joined NCC on 30.12.1967 where he continued upto 21st June 1972. From 27th June
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