Supreme Court of India
Mohan Singh Etc v. State of Punjab and Ors. Etc.
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Service Law : Punjab Ovil Secretariat (State Service Class-III) Rules 1963: Rule 8. Advocate-General's Office-Assistant-Promotion to Superintendent Grade-I-Challenge on the ground that promotion was not against reserved vacancy-Held not justified on facts-Rule 8 held applicable. The appellant, an Assistant in the office of the Advocate-General, Punjab, was promoted as Superintendent Grade-I. Respondents 3 and 4 filed a writ petition and successfully challenged his promotion before a Single Judge of the High Court. The appeal preferred by the appellant was dismissed by the Division Bench of
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