Supreme Court of India
K.K. Parmar and Ors. v. H.C. of Gujarat Th. Registrar & Ors.
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High Court of Gujarat (Recruitment & Conditions of Service of Staff) Rules, 1992-,Rule 47 prescribing procedure for promotion to post of Section Officer from Assistant on consideration of efficiency, proved merits determined on past performance, written and oral test-However, Government in one of its office orders prescribing principle of selectivity for appointment by promotion to post of Heads of Departments-High Court applying this order for post of Section officers-Validity of-Held-Government order ex facie applied to posts of Head of the Department, and had no application to promotion to
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