Supreme Court of India
State of Tripura and Ors. v. K.K. Roy
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Service Law : Promotion-Assured Career Promotion-Promotional avenues-Sin gle post cadre-Government employee appointed to a single post cadre with no promotional avenues-Validity of-Held: State should have created promotional avenues for its employees-Such employees entitled to one higher scale of pay after completion of 12 years and another upon completion of 24 years if not promoted in the meanwhile-Constitution of India, 1950, Arts. 14 and 16. The respondent was appointed as Law Officer-cum-Draftsman in the appellant's establishment. There was only one post in the cadre with no promotional
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