Supreme Court of India
K.k.sharma v. High Court of Delhi and Ors.
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In view of the above, the respondents are hereby directed to review the petitioners promotions to the cadte of AOJs!CMs and reconsider the issue, on each of the previous dates, when the OPCs were held prior to their actual promotions.
Judgment, page 11
From the headnote
Service Law: Promotion - Amendment of Service Rules in the year c 1988 providing 100% promotion to the post of 'Senior Judicial Assistants' (SJA) from the posts of Treasures/UDCs - Challenged by 'Junior Translators' in writ petition on the grouqd that the amendment affected their promotional avenues - Disposal of the writ petition by order dated o 16. 10. 1998 holding that the amendment was void offending Arts. 14 and 16 of the Constitution - another writ petition by the Junior Translators seeking due implementation of the judgment dated 16. 10. 1998 and as regards their seniority arid
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