Supreme Court of India
P. Sivanandi v. Rajeev Kumar & Ors.
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Service Law - Promotion - Delay in writing of Annual Confidential Report (ACR) by superior officers - Effect of - Select Committee considered appellant for promotion w·1ps -ACR of appellant written by his superior officers after some delay - Considering the service record and ACR of appellant, he was promoted to JPS - Tribunal and High Court, however, held the_ selection of appellant to be vitiated, on finding that the ACR ·Of appellant was written beyond the period prescribed by the State Government, hence, was invalid - Propriety of - Held: The ACR of an officer forms a part of his service
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