Judgment · High Court · 2004
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Key paragraphs
- Para 22. The order of the Tribunal in the operative part reads thus: We, therefore, respondents a DPC consider applicant arising 20-10-1993. The DPC consider record, etc. rules, accordingly
- Para 33. date. should applicant promotion, 20-10-1993 benefits." promoted w.e.f. provided consequential All Tribunal therefore direct consideration petitioner promotion liable considered 20-10-1993. While observing Tribunal categorically respondent should holding DPC DPC considered records etc. applicant promotion applicant 20-10-19993. It therefore effect directing consideration a particular The…
Judgment
challenged the order passed by the Central Administrative Tribunal as illegal and improper.
#2. The order of the Tribunal in the operative part reads thus: We, therefore, respondents a DPC consider applicant arising 20-10-1993. The DPC consider record, etc. rules, accordingly
#3. date. should applicant promotion, 20-10-1993 benefits." promoted w.e.f. provided consequential All Tribunal therefore direct consideration petitioner promotion liable considered 20-10-1993. While observing Tribunal categorically respondent should holding DPC DPC considered records etc. applicant promotion applicant 20-10-19993. It therefore effect directing consideration a particular The exercise consideration undertaken respondent without injury them. While framed purpose operative time, consideration directed made. In opinion factual position, need to interfere with the order of Tribunal. The petition is accordingly dismissed. ....
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