Supreme Court of India
Arya Vrat Gramin Bank v. Vijay Shankar Shukla
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Service Law- Recruitment-As per a Circular, 33 % of the posts of officers filled by promotion-Advertisement for recruitment-Later circular specifying filling up of the posts of officers 50% by direct c recruitment and 50% by promotion-By an interim order of Court, recruitment restricted to 50'Yo-Select List for filling 35 posts-26 posts whereof meant for general categ01y- general category candidate, placed at 47th position in the List, filing Writ Petition, seeking :appointment-Allowed by High Court, giving the relief to the ti challenging candidate alone-On appeal, held : The candidate was
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