Supreme Court of India
Major General H.M. Singh, Vsm v. Union of India and Anr.
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Army Rules: c r.16- - Extension of service in 'exigency of service' - Senior most Major General in DRDO recommended by Selection Board for promotion as Lieutenant General - Extension of service granted by Presidential orders - Held: President of India was conscious of the fact while granting 0 extension in service to appellant that his case for promotion as Lieutenant General was under consideration - Orders allowing extension of service to appellant so as to enable his claim to be considered for promotion as Lieutenant General, cannot be held to be in violation of statutory provisions -
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