Supreme Court of India
Jagmohan Singh Dhillon Etc.etc. v. Satwant Singh & Ors. Etc. Etc.
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Army service: Ex-servicemen – Appellant appointed ag ainst advertisement issued on 01.05.1982 by appointment o rder dated 18.03.1986 – Whether the appellant for determinatio n of his seniority was entitled for the benefit of r.4 of 1972 Rules – Held: r.4 of 1972 Rules provides that period of military service render ed by a candidate appointed against reserved vacancy shall cou nt towards fixation of pay and seniority, which provision was no longer continued in r.4 of 1982 Rules – Appellant was appointed after the enforcement of 1982 Rules – Therefore, he is not entitled to claim benefit of
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