Supreme Court of India
L.R. Patil v. Gulbarga University, Gulbarga
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We are of the considered view that the lien of the appellant on the previous post of ‘Offi ce Superintendent’ is squarely protected and his lien shall be continued under Rule 20 Note.
Judgment, page 12
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Issues for consideration: Whether the order passed by the Respondent- University pursuant to r.252(b), Karnataka Civil Service Rul es, relieving the appellant to accept another appointment ought to be treated as an order accepting resignation; and further on facts, whether on joining the ne w post, the appellant’s lien on the previous post will be maintained until he is permanently absorbed in the new department in which he is subsequently appointed; and lastly is the appellant entitled to the relief prayed. Service Law – Karnataka Civil Service Rules – r.252(b), r.20, Note 4 – Lien of a
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