Supreme Court of India
A. Rajagopalan Etc. v. The District Collector, Thiruchirapalli District & Ors. & Etc.
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Tamil Nadu Revenue Subordinate Service Rules (TNRSS ) – r.5(g) in Annexure-III, item No.(ii) (amended) – Prom otion to the post of Deputy Tahsildar – Supreme Court in M. Rathinaswami and Others v. State of Tamil Nadu and Others (2009) 5 SCC 625 read down the r.5(g) to the extent that it gives preference to the Direct recruits Assistants over the Promotee Assistants who are gr aduates – In compliance of the judgment of the Supreme Cour t, the Government issued directions to implement the said judgment – Accordingly, District Collectors of Tiruchirappalli , Sivagaujai etc. passed orders
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