Supreme Court of India
Paras Nath Singh v. State of Bihar & Ors.
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SERVICE LAW: Promotion - Provisional First Time Bound Promotion - c Cancellation of after 10 years - Orders for recovery from salary of employee - Held: Employee being almost illiterate and belonging to Class IV, did not know implication of giving the undertaking-Amount not to be recovered, but the amount • already recovered not to be paid back to employee . The appellant, who was promoted from a Class IV post, was granted provisional First Time Bound Promotion, but the same was cancelled after 10 years and the consequential amount received by him was directed to be recovered. The employee
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