Supreme Court of India
R.K. Mobisana Singh v. Kh. Temba Singh & Ors.
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We are of the opinion that although in tenns of the office memorandum, no retrospective effect could be given to the order of regularisation passed in favour of the promotees, as in absence of any seniority rules operating in the field, the State was required to evolve a E policy.
Judgment, page 30
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Service Law-Seniority-Inter se seniority, direct recruits vis a vis promotees'-Ad hoc promotions granted to employees against c vacancies in promotee quota-Regularization with retrospective effect-Grant of-Held: When promotion is given only in exigency of situation without following the Rules, period cannot be counted towards seniority-Retrospective regularization could be granted only when such Rule exists-Retrospective regularization though could confer other service benefits but cannot be of any help for reckoning seniority with retrospective effect-On facts, State being a competent y
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