Supreme Court of India
Union of India and Ors. v. Dr. (smt.) Sudha Salhan
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Service Law : Sealed cover procedure-When to be adopted-Held, if on Jhe date on which name of a person is considered by Departmental Promotion Committee for promotion, such person is neither under suspension nor any departmental proceedings. have been initiated against him and if he is found meritorious and suitable, his name has to be brought on the select list and ''sealed cover" procedure cannot be adopted. Union of India and Ors. v. K. . Jankiraman & Ors., [1991] 4 SCC 109, relied on. New Bank of India v. N.P. Seghal & Anr., JT (1991) 1SC498, referred to. CIVIL APPELLATE JURISDICTION:
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