Supreme Court of India
K. Thimmappa and Ors. v. Chairman, Central Bd. of Dirs. Sbi and Anr.
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Service Luw : Uniformity and standardisation in the conditions of service -Held. placemen/ of grade I officers in two different grades, on the basis of their confirmation, is not discriminatory and violative of Article 14- -[State Bank of India Officers (Determination of Terms und Conditions of Service) Order, 1979}-Constitution of India-Article 14. Constitution of India-'-Article 226 - Dismissal of Writ petitions on the ground of laches---Held, dismissal possible when there is no infraction of fundamental rights under the Constitution. In 1973 the Central Government appointed a Committee,
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