Supreme Court of India
K. Balarama Raju v. Ch. V. Subramanya Sarma & Ors.
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Service Law: Andhra Pradesh High Court Service Rules, 1975: c rr. 7(7), 8(4), 15, 16, 23 - Seniority- Claim of, by first respondent - Posts of computer operators - Applicants to possess requisite qualification - Appellants as well as first respondent applied for the post and appeared for the test - Appellants obtained higher marks than respondent but only first respondent possessed the requisite qualification - Appellants given time to acquire the said qualification failing which they would be reverted - Said period extended by one year during which they acquired the necessary qualification -
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