Supreme Court of India
Feroz Ahmad v. Delhi Development Authority and Ors.
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We are of the opinion that the matter should be considered by the Division Bench itself.
Judgment, page 7
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Service law: Delhi Development Act, 1957-Seniority-Claim for-Denied in view of statutory Rules-Also denied by Courts below-In appeal, held: The question raised in the matter would depend upon validity of the Rules-In absence of proof whether the Rules are framed in terms of the statute and since the constitutionality of the Rules not challenged, matter remitted to Division Bench of High Court for fresh determination of validity of the Rules. Appellant was appointed as Junior Engineer with respondent No. 1. His representation for upgradation of his pay-scale with seniority was rejected, while
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