Supreme Court of India
N.C. Das v. Gauhati High Court Thr. Registrar & Ors.
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SERVICE LAW: c Promotion - Denial of - Judicial service - Member of Tripura Judicial Service (Grade-I/) - Critaria for promotion being merit-cum-seniority - Held: In view of the remarks in the ACRs of the officer for three years immediately preceding the date of consideration of the officer's promotion, that he was 0 not found fit for promotion, it cannot be said that he was wrongly denied promotion to Grade-I - Tripura Judicial Service Rules, 1974 - r.7. Retirement - Judicial service - Member of Tripura Judicial Service - On completion of 58 years of age, service not extended upto 60 years -
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