Supreme Court of India
Shriram Tomar and Another Etc. v. Praveen Kumar Jaggi and Others
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In view of the above and for the reasons stated above, the present appeals are allowed.
Judgment, page 11
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Service Law: Promotion – Post of Junior Management Scal e II – Criteria for promotion – Seniority-cum-merit – Mode of selection based on written test, interview and assessment of performance appraisal reports for preceding five years as offic er in Scale I – The candidates were to appear in written test compr ising of two parts – As per the Rules, those candidates who secu red minimum 40% of marks in each part were to be called for int erview – As regards interview and performance appraisal reports for preceding five years service, under the rules, no minimum qual ifying marks were provided –
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