Supreme Court of India
Union of India & Ors. Etc. Etc. v. S. Maadasamy and Anr. Etc. Etc.
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Service Law:Recruitment Rules – Post of Principal, Grade ‘ ’ (Senior Scale) and Joint Chief Inspector of Factories – Amendment to the Rules by a Notification, equating the post of Principal, Grade ‘ ’ (Senior Scale) with the post of JCIF – Challenge to – Amended Recruitment Rules quashed and set aside by the tribunal as also High Court – On appeal held: Recruitment Rules were amended and the two posts came to be equated after the concurrence of the UPSC and after the draft r ules wer e appr oved by the UPSC – When a conscious decision was taken by the UPSC and the Government after considering
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