Supreme Court of India
C. Chakkaravarty and Ors. v. Tmt. M. Satyavathy, Ias and Ors.
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Contempt of Court- Contempt petition under Art. 129 of Constitution oflndia rlw. s. 12 of Contempt of Courts Act, 19 71 - Alleging violation of order passed by Supreme Court - 0 Whereby the Court had held that the practice of the State Government of counting the service of Section Officer/Junior Engineers (who had qualified as graduates while in service) from the date they passed the degree for the purpose of promotion to the post of Assistant Engineer ulr.11 (1) of Recruitment Rules of 1965, was violative of r. 5 of the Rules - The Court also held that counting of entire service of such
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