Supreme Court of India
Shanakr Deb Acharyand Ors. v. Biswanath Chakraborty and Ors.
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Service Law: West Bengal Services (Appointment, Probation and Confirmation) Rules, 1979: Rule 5. Promotion-Merit-cum-seniority-Inter se seniority-Determination of-Appointment on probation and appointment on permanent basis Distinction between-Some candidates were appointed through the State Public Service Commission on temporary basis-Some candidates joined duty earlier than others-Those who joined later passed the departmental examination prior to those who joined earlier-These employees also co1!1pleted the period of probation and were confirmed at an earlier point of time than the other
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