Supreme Court of India
Ccl. Ivs Gahlot v. Union of India and Ors.
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Medical Council of India Act, 1956 – s.11 r/w First Schedule – Armed Forces Medical Services – Appellant, Colonel c onsidered for promotion to the rank of Brigadier, but not selected – O. filed by appellant contending that the promotion policy dated 14.01.2004 could not have been reviewed before five years and thus, the amendment of said policy by Order dated 22.05.2006 was not valid – O. dismissed – On appeal, held: Stipulation in the policy dated 14.01.2004 that policy will be reviewed after five yea rs was not a fetter on right of the Government to review the poli cy – Further, admittedly,
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