Supreme Court of India
S.K. Rattan v. Union of India & Ors.
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Service Law - Transfer- Of appellant from CBI to NCRB by executive order - Subsequently, appellant came to know that he was not given revised pay scale as received by his c batchmate who remained at CBI - Application of appellant for grant of pay scale at par with his CBI batchmate - Dismissed by Tribunal - Order upheld by High Court - On appeal, held: When appellant was transferred from CBI to NCRB, he had no option but to join wherever he is placed - Until appellant 0 retired from service, no separate service rules were framed for officers in NCRB - He continued to be governed by the rules
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