Supreme Court of India
Raminder Singh v. State of Punjab & Anr.
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Service Law: Promotion - Cancellation of - The State merged Grade- post in Grade- post of Research Assistant, however did not amend the Service Class Rules and continued with un-amended Rules for filling vacancies - Respondent No.2 invited applications for filling post of Research Assistant Grade - Appellant, an in-service candidate submitted his application - Competent authorities recommended his promotion - Appellant promoted - Complaints made against promotion - Grade Promotion of appellant was cancelled and he was reverted from the post of Research Assistant Grade - Held: The State was
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