Supreme Court of India
Dilbag Singh v. State of U.P. and Ors.
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U.P. Non-Technical (Class II) Services (Reservation of Vacancies for Demobilised Officers) Rules, 1980: Rule 5-Benefit under-Applicability of-Officer commissioned on September 22, 1974 and released on November 30, 1979-Recruitment as Deputy Collector in 1979-Rule 5 held applicable to such an officer because rules are retrospective. The respondent-State issued U.P. Non-Technical (Class II) Services (Reservation of Vacancies for Demobilised Officers) Rules, 1973 which were withdrawn with effect from August 6, 1978 but later re-issued in 1980 and were given retrospective effect with effect from
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