Supreme Court of India
Bharatkumar Shantilal Thakkar v. State of Gujarat & Another
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Judicial Service - Subordinate judiciary in the State of Gujarat - Vide Resolution dated 14.6.2012, additional benefit of three advance increments given to Judicial Officers who possessed higher qualification in Jaw - Sanction of the benefit however made conditional by making it available to those who possessed higher qualification in law on or after 1. 11. 1999 - Cut-off date (1. 11.1999) prescribed in para 2 of Resolution dated 14. 6. 2012 - If wholly arbitrary - Held: sentence in a communication dated 27. 7.2009 made by the Registrar General of the Gujarat High Court to the Secretary to
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