Supreme Court of India
Union of India and Anr. v. F.h.dubash
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l-c. Service Law-Promotion-Promotion of one officer-Officer at No. 2 in merit list claiming his promotion-Writ Petition-High Court holding that since there were two vacancies, officer at No. 2 also entitled to promotion- c On appeal, held: Order of High Court not justified as the same was without consideration of the norms of promotion-Regulations for Navy Part 111 --'>- (Statutory) Chapter I. In a Writ Petition filed by the respondent claiming promotion, High Court held that he was eligible for promotion as he was at serial No. 2 in the merit list and two vacancies were available. Hence the
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