Supreme Court of India
Haridas Parsedia v. Urmila Shakyand Ors.
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Service law: Constitution of India 1950/Madhya Pradesh Transport Department Subordinate (Class-/// Executive) Service Recruitment Rules, 1971: Article c 16 (4)/Rules ll( ), 13 (4), 20 and Schedule VI-Appointment by promotion to the post of Transport Sub-Inspector from clerical cadre-10% marks relaxation given to SC/ST candidates-However, examination happened to be among SC/ST candidates only-Appellants selected due to the benefit of , 10% relaxation--Such relaxation challenged before the Tribunal-Tribunal held relaxation to be inapplicable-Writ petition before High court dismissed- Review
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