Supreme Court of India
Food Corporation of India & Ors. v. Parashotam Das Bansal & Ors.
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Service law - Promotion - No avenue for certain categories of employees appointed with a statutory body - c Recommendations of Pay Commission- Non-implementation - Challenge to - Writ petition allowed by High Court - During pendency, scheme framed for promotion to selection grade and some employees obtained benefit thereunder- On appeal held: Employee has a right to be considered for promotion and not a fundamental right of promotion - It is within the realm of the statutory authority that how the employees would be structured but by reason thereof, it cannot tinker with their essential
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