Supreme Court of India
Union of India and Anr. v. A.k.narula
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Service Law: Proniotion-Selection, process of-Post of Second-in- --";'· .... Command-Assessment on basis of confidential reports of last five years- c Bench mark of 'very good'-Candidate having three ratings of 'good' and two of 'very good'-Overall rating of 'good' by Departmental Promotion Committee and candidate not empanelled-Candidates' case that his service record similar to the promoted officer-DCP upgraded rating of promoted officer from 'good' to· 'very good', giving overall rating of 'very good' and as t.'.· such candidates' rating 'good' to be upgraded to 'very good~ upgrading ,,,.
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