Supreme Court of India
C.P. Agrawal Etc. Etc. v. P.O. Labour Court and Anr.
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Service Law : Promotion-From post of Construction Supervisor Grade I to -1 on basis of merit-cum-seniority-Denial of-To those who were considered and found unsuitable or did not apply for promotion-Held: not violative of Art. 16-Hence, no interference called for-Constitution of India, 1950 Art.16. Constitution of India, 1950: Article 136. Service matters-Interference in-Promotion-Employees contended they were illegally not considered for promotion while their juniors were promoted-On evidence the said contention found wrong-But explanation of Company in respect of promotion of one employee
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