Supreme Court of India
Union of India & Anr. v. G. Rajanna & Ors.
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Service Law: c Career advancement - Promotion under - Claim by Malis - Rejected by Central Administrative Tribunal on the ground that the incumbents did not possess the requisite qualification for the higher post - Allowed by the High Court - HELD: The observation of the Tribunal to the effect that the <! employees cannot claim scale of Lower Division Clerks by o· ;. i way of in situ promotion runs contrary to the stand taken by Union of India all through - The High Court has correctly analysed the office Memorandum, and also rightly noted thfif object of office Memorandum related to
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