Supreme Court of India
Union of India v. M. Suryanarayana Rao
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Service Law : Pay-Stepping up of-Entitlement to---Junior given ad hoc promotion on long-term basis within the circle to which he belonged whereas senior who belonged to a different circle was neither considered nor offered such ad hoc promotion-Therefore, Junior drew higher pay than the senior did Entitlement of stepping up of senior's pay on par with junior's pay-Held, Law laid down in R. Swaminathan's case [1997]7 SCC 690 did not make a distinction between ad hoc promotion for short-term and long-term while deciding stepping up of senior's pay under such circumstances-Hence, stepping up of
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