Supreme Court of India
Arun Kumar and Ors. v. Union of India and Ors.
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Service law: Punjab Police Service Rules, 1959: Rules 2(b) and 14-Appointment-Absorption of deputationist in cadre-Correctness of-Held-On strict interpretation of the Rules, deputation is not a source of recruitment, but it could be in exceptional cases-In such cases benefit of absorption can not be faulted if it is genuine exercise. c Rules 2(b), 13 and 14-Assistant Commandant in CRPF on deputation to Punjab Police-Regularization of her service in Punjab Police as Deputy S. P. from date when she was appointed in CRPF, and not from date when she was appointed as deputationist-Correctness
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