Supreme Court of India
Meghalaya State Electricity Board and Ors. v. Thuleswar Barbaruah & Ors.
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Service law: Meghalaya State Electricity Board (Service) Regulations, 1996: Regulation '37(3)-Promotion-Orders of promotions challenged on the ground that in previous year when the writ petitioners became eligible, DPC was not convened-Held, only because there exists a provision for convening a DPC every year, the same by itself would not mean that DPC was required to be convened irre-spective of the fact whether any vacancy arose or not. Respondents joined service of the Assam Electricity Board. In the year 1975, they were placed with the appellant-Board. The appellant framed the Meghalaya
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