Supreme Court of India
Md. Raisul Islam and Ors. v. Gokul Mohan Hazarika and Ors.
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Assam Civil Services (Class-I) Rules, 1960: rr.4, 19 - Selection/Seniority - Selection process started on the basis of the existing Service Rules - Held: Existing rules would continue to govern the selection process, notwithstanding any amendment to the said Rules in the meantime - Seniority would thus be governed by the existing rule - Assam Civil Services (Class-I) Amendment Rules, 1986 - Service law - Seniority. An advertisement was published on 22.5.1984 for filling up 30 posts in each category of ACS Class-I and ACS Class-II Officers in terms of unamended rule 4 of the Assam Civil
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