Supreme Court of India
Bureau of Indian Standards v. S.K. Kanojia
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Service Law: c Bureau of Indian Standards (Recruitment to Scientific Cadre) Regulations, 1988-Regulation 9-Promotion-Under 'Flexible Complementing Scheme-Amendment of Scheme in 1998- Amendment adopted by the employer· in 2002-Promotion given as per 1998_ amendment-Writ Petition claiming promotion on the basis of unamended-Scheme-Courts below directing promotion on the basis of unamended Scheme o-n the ground that at the time when the \- promotions fell due, amended rules did not exist-On appeal, held: Employees not entitled to promotion under the unamended Scheme- The amendment having been
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