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No Parity Can Be Claimed Based On Regularization Of Services Made In Earlier Years : Supreme Court
Service Law - Principles Of Transfer & Postings : Supreme Court Summarizes
Mere Existence Of Vacancy Per Se Will Not Create Right In Favour Of Employee For Retrospective Promotion: Supreme Court
Clean Service Record Of Employee Can Be A Significant Factor In Promotion For A Selection Post: Supreme Court
Superannuation Does Not Absolve Employee From Misconduct;Bank Employee Always Holds Position Of Trust : Supreme Court
Transfer Order Unsustainable If It Is Based On Irrelevant Ground & Not On Any Germane Factor : Supreme Court
"Equal Pay For Equal Work" Not A Fundamental Right Vested In Any Employee, Though A Constitutional Goal To Be Achieved By Govt: Supreme Court
Employees Of Autonomous Bodies Can't Claim Same Service Benefits As Government Employees : Supreme Court
Employee Who Refuses Promotion Offer Not Entitled To Financial Upgradation Merely Because She Suffered Stagnation : Supreme Court
Candidates In Rank List Have No Right To Demand That State Should Report All Vacancies : Supreme Court
Writ Of Mandamus Cannot Be Issued Directing Competent Authority To Grant Relaxation In Qualifying Service For Promotion: Supreme Court
Principle Of Initial Date Of Appointment Valid Principle To Determine Inter-Se Seniority In Absence Of Rules To Contrary : Supreme Court