Supreme Court of India
Pragjyotish Gaonlia Bank & Anr. v. Brijlal Das
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Service Law - Reservation - For promotion - Candidate of schedule caste - Finding place in selection List, but not coming within number of available vacancies - Held: not entitled for promotion - Automatic promotion as per c concession provided in the Circular issued by NABARD, can be given to SC/ST candidate only when he comes within the number of available vacancies, and not when he finds place in Selection List for the same - Circular dated 9.11.1994 ~ issued by National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development. The question for consideration before this Court was whether respondent
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