Supreme Court of India
Purshottam Lal Das and Ors. v. The State of Bihar and Ors.
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We are of the view that on the special facts of this case, the employees of the University have to be protected against the move to recover the E excess payments upto 31.03.1991.
Judgment, page 6
From the headnote
Service law Promotion-From Class Ill to post of clerk-On audit objection, reversion to original posts-Held: Reversion was correct-Class Ill employees belonged to technical cadre and promotional post related to non-technical cadre, and there was no question of promotion to same class-Promotions were not in conformity either with statutory provision or reservation policy, and were granted despite a ban by State Government-They were granted without placing the cases before proper Committee and procedure of advertisement was not adopted Promotion/appointment found void ab initio-Recovery of
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