Supreme Court of India
Unni Menon v. Union of India & Ors.
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Service Law - Promotion - Audit/Accounts Officers - Appellant, Assistanti Accounts Officer in the Office of Accountant General, deputed in Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) - On the basis of his lien and seniority, promoted as Accounts Officer in his parent office i.e. in the office of Accountant General - Thereafter, he was absorbed as Accounts Officer in CAT - Pursuant to recommendations of IVth Pay Commission, Government of India issued Office Memorandum giving promotional grade for Audit/Accounts Officers of 'Organized Accounts Cadres' - Appellant filed application claiming
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