Supreme Court of India
Jagdish Prasad v. State of Rajasthan & Ors.
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For the reasons stated, remained unfilled they can be carried forward only for a limited period of three recruitment G years in total, and thereafter such reservation would lapse, in terms of Rule 7(4) of the 1979 Rules.
Judgment, page 25
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Service Law - Selection by promotion - Rajasthan Transport Service Rules, 1979 - rr. 6, 10 & 24 - Selection/ promotion process - Validity of -Promotion to post of District c Transport Officer (OTO) from the post of Motor Vehicle Inspectors - Amendment to Schedule I and deletion of Schedule II of the 1979 Rules in the year 1992 leading to deletion of requirement of passing qualifying examination for the higher post of OTO - Effect of- Selection/promotion order 0 dated 8th July, 1994 - Action of the State government in clubbing all the vacancies of more than 10 years (from 1983- 84 till
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