Supreme Court of India
C.V. Satheeshchandran v. General Manager, Uco Bank and Ors.
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Service Law: Promotion - Bank service - Promotion of appellant-Clerk c in Officer's grade w.e.f. 1-8-1997 - Promotion order provided that Appellant would be on probation for one year which could be extended upto two years in Bank's discretion - Subsequent transfer - Representation filed by Appellant on 3-3-1999 seeking reversion - Acceptance by Respondent Bank subject to conditions that appellant would forfeit permanently chances for promotion to officer's cadre and also become disentitled -1 for stagnation increments .:.. Challenge against - Held: " Request for reversion having been made
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