Supreme Court of India
State of Jharkhand v. Bhadey Munda & Anr.
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Service law: Promotion - Names of respondents ·ecommended for.promotion along with other functional managers - Bifurcation of State - Services qf respondents allocated to State of Jharkhand - Others whose names recommended for promotions and allocated to State of Bihar promoted - However respondents not promoted on the ground /that recommendations of DPC of State of Bihar not binding / on State of Jharkhand and vacancy for promotion also did not · exist - Held: If there is no vacant post for the appointment of a direct recruit or for the promotion of an employee, recruitment or promotion
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