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Indian Administrative Service (Regulation of Seniority) Rules, 1954

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UNION OF INDIA ETC.versusG.K. SANGAMESHWAR AND ORS. ETC.

1993 INSC 223

The Supreme Court examined the seniority of several non‑State Civil Service officers appointed to the Indian Administrative Service by selection. The officers claimed earlier "year of allotment" based on their prior service, challenging the Government's reliance on the proviso to Rule 3(3)(c) of the …

UNION OF INDIA ETC.versusG.N. TIWARI, K.L JAIN & ORS.

1985 INSC 241Appeal(s) allowed

The Union of India appealed against High Court orders that granted seniority benefits to several former State Civil Service officers who had been temporarily appointed as Collectors under Rule 9 of the IAS Cadre Rules, 1954. The respondents argued that their continuous officiation in a senior post …

UNION OF INDIAversusH.R. PATANKAR & ORS.

1984 INSC 141Dismissed

The first respondent, H.R. Patankar, was recruited to the IAS in 1955 and assigned the year 1956 as his year of allotment. Several officers promoted from the Gujarat State Civil Service (respondents 3‑9) were also assigned the same year of allotment but began officiating in senior posts earlier than …