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Amit Singh v. Ravindra Nath Pandey & Ors. Etc. Etc
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Uttar Pradesh Revenue Consolidation Service Rules, 1992 – rr. 18 and 19– U.P. Government Servants Seniority Rules , 1991 – r.8(3) – Seniority of Assistant Consolidation officers (ACO s) – Writ petitioners who were promoted to the post of ACOs c laimed their seniority above the direct recruits of the same recr uitment year – Single Judge of the High Court directed the promotee s of 1997 to be placed above the direct recruits of that year – Divisio n Bench of the High Court upheld the findings of Single Judge but modified the same to the extent that the State shall apply rotasyste m to direct
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