Supreme Court of India
Delhi Jal Board v. Mahinder Singh
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Constitution of India, 1950 : Article 16 Service Law-Promotion-Sealed cover procedure-Right to be considered for promotion is a fundamental right-Employee-Departmental proceedings-Abeyance of promotion till finalisation of departmental enquiry-Sealed cover procedure-The findings of the Disciplinary Enquiry exonerating the officer have to be given effect to as they obviously relate back to the date on which the charges are framed-If the disciplinary inquiry ended in his favour, it is as if the officer had not been subjected to any Disciplinary Enquiry-The mere fact that by the time the
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