Supreme Court of India
D. Radhakrishnan v. Union of India and Ors.
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What the Court ordered
We hold that the appellant was entitled to his year of allotment only from the date when he was later included in the select list in the year 1982.
Judgment, page 4
From the headnote
Service Law : JPS (Regulation of Seniority) Rules: Rule 3(3)-Assignment of year of allotment-Appellant included in the select list in 1979 and approved by UPSC--The list continued for 198()--Jn 1981 his name was not included for want of vacancies allottable to State Cadre-Again he was included in 1982 in the select list and approved by UPSC-Before the Tribunal he challenged his non-inclusion in 1981 and that his year of allotment should be 1980 as he was continuously officiating from 1980-0n appeal held, appellant entitled to his year of allotment only from the date when he was later included
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