Supreme Court of India
Coal India Ltd. v. Bibhu Ranjan Kumar
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Labour Law: Mines Rules, 1955: Rule 72(2J(b). c Welfare Officer (Trainee)-Appointment of-Eligible qualification-MBA degree with specialisation in "Personnel Management" duly recognised by Director General, Mines Safety (DGMS)-Candidate possessed a MBA degree with a special paper in "Personnel Management "-Such MBA degree not recognised by DGMS-Held: Candidate does not possess the prescribed qualification under R. 72(2}(b)-Hence, not eligible for the post of Welfare Officer (Trainee). '.J-4. The respondent was an employee in the non-executive cadre of the appellant-company. The appellant
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