Supreme Court of India
Baleshwar Paswan and Ors. v. State of Bihar and Ors.
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Service Law-Seniority-Appointment in different cadres either on the basis of competitive examination or though other sources-Decision taken to merge cadres-Appellants appointed as Assistants on the basis of a test conducted by the office of the Advocate General-Assistants appointed on the basis of competitive examination shown senior to appellants-Seniority list upheld by High Court in writ petition filed by appellants-Held, there can be no difference between sets of employees, who had been recruited by the office of the Advpcate General and those recruited from other sources-View taken by
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