Supreme Court of India
Coal India Ltd. & Anr. v. Navin Kumar Singh
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Resultantly, the learned Single Judge as well as the Division Bench committed manifest error in granting relief to the respondent.
Judgment, page 9
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Service Law– Promotion – Inter-company transfer– Past service rendered in the parent unit, if to be considered– Resp ondent, joined Dankuni Coal Complex (DCC), of the appellant company in -2 Grade on 4 th August, 1990 – On respondent’s request he was transferred from DCC to Central Mine Planning and Design Ins titute Limited (CMPDIL), a subsidiary of the appellant comp any, in -2 Grade– Respondent joined CMPDIL on 15 th May, 1991 – Policy of appellant-Company that an employee would lose his past s eniority in his existing Grade in the event of an inter-compa ny transfer, if the request for
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