Supreme Court of India
Gyan Chand v. Union of India and Ors.
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Service Law : Railway Establishment Code : Rule 1802-Compulsory retirement-Railway servant-Promotion from Group ' ' post to Group ' ' post-Continuing on group ' ' post not only in ordinary scale but in senior scale of pay for over 10 years-Order of compul- sory retirement passed-Claim for benefit of proviso to Ru.le-Held, proviso c to Rule. 1802 not app/icabZ. to the case-The officer continued as Group ' ' Officer in substantive capacity-He could not simultaneously continue on group ' ' post in substantive capacity. The appellant, an officer of Group ' ' service In Railways, unsuccess fully
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