Supreme Court of India
M. M. Thomas & Ors. v. Union of India & Ors.
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We are of the view that the words of the aforesaid Rule require five years' regular service "in the respective regions".
Judgment, page 5
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Employees 'Provident Fund Organisation (EOIAO) Recruitment Rules, 2002 - Promotion - Appellants working as Social Security Assistants in Karnataka/Tami/ Nadu regions of EPFO - Transferred to Kera la region - Departmental examination - Post of EOIA 0 in Kerala region - Participation of appellants challenged by private party respondents on the ground that they were not eligible - Tribunal held that appellants were not qualified for promotion as they had not put in five years service in the Kerala region of EPFO as per the Rules which require five years regular service in the respective regions
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