Supreme Court of India
Chandramohan Pandurang Kajbaje v. State of Maharashtra and Ors.
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We hold that the final seniority lists, published on 61h March, 1997 and 261h March, 1997, are validly made and in pursuance of the directions of this Court, as referred to above.
Judgment, page 12
From the headnote
Service Law: Seniority- lnter-se seniority- Incumbents not appointed through Public Service Commission - Held: Cannot claim c seniority vis-a-vis those regularly and properly appointed through Commission, until their appointments are regularized by the appointing authority - On facts, direction issued by Supreme Court to State Government to revise inter-se seniority lists in terms of Government Resolution dated 1st March, 1974 - Final inter-se seniority lists prepared in pursuance of such direction are valid. ~ Judgment- Obiter dicta - Direction issued by Supreme Court- Held: Not to be
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