Supreme Court of India
Jatinder Pal Singh and Ors. Etc. Etc v. State of Punjab
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Service Law: Promotion-Seniority-Roster point promotees vis-a-vis-genera/ candidates-Inter se seniority-Determination of-Reserved candidates promoted as Head Masters/Head Mistresses on the basis of roster points Claim for promotion to the post of Principals-Allowed by High Court relying on Jagdish Lal's case-Validity of-Held, in view of Ajit Singh I as affirmed by Ajit Singh II, reserved candidates promoted on roster points not entitled to claim benefit of continuous officiation in promotional post-High Court not justified in allowing the claim of reserved candidates relying on Jagdish Lal
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