Supreme Court of India
K.M. Mishra v. Central Bank of India & Ors.
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Service Law - Promotion - To Senior Management Grade Scale IV - Of Bank officer in preference to the other, on c the basis of better Performance Rating for two out of three years - Promotion challenged on the ground that the promoted of- ficer did not fulfil education qualification and that performance appraisal of the officer challenging the promotion, was in breach of the guidelines - Held: the promotion was given rightly - Challenge to educational qualification is a non-issue as the same was relevant at the stage of entry level and not t"' for promotion in question - In the facts of the
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