Supreme Court of India
Radha Mohan Malakar & Ors. v. Usha Ranjan Bhattacharjee & Ors.
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Service Law - Seniority- lnter-se seniority between direct recruits and promotees - By Office Memorandum Promotees of 1989 batch placed en-bloc senior to direct recruits of 1990 batch cind promotees of 1991 batch placed enbloc junior to the direct recruits of 1990 batch - Promotees of 1991 batch claiming seniority over some of the direct recruits - Single Judge of High Court negated the claim - Division Bench of High court accepted the claim, holding that the Office Memorandum was contrary to r. 28(iii) of Civil Services Rules - On appeal, held: Direct recruits have to be treated senior to
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