Supreme Court of India
I.C.A.R. and Ors. v. Asit Baran Chaudhuri and Anr.
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Constitution of India, 1950-Art. 226-Writ petition by respondent seeking direction to the Authorities to consider his claim-High Court granting liberty to respondent to make representation before authorities and c also directing authorities to consider the cases of employees junior to respondent-Respondent already made representation-On appeal, authorities directed to dispose of representation in accordance with statutory rules-Directions to consider the case of employees junior to respondent is not justified and is set aside. Respondent filed writ petition seeking directions to the
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