Content Provider | Supreme Court of India |
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e-ISSN | 30484839 |
Language | English |
Access Restriction | NDLI |
Subject Keyword | Service Law |
Content Type | Text |
Resource Type | Law Judgement |
Jurisdiction | India |
Case(s) Referred | Referred Case 0 Referred Case 1 Referred Case 2 Referred Case 3 Referred Case 4 Referred Case 5 |
Case Type | Appeal |
Court | Supreme Court of India |
Disposal Nature | Appeal Disposed Off |
Headnote | Service Law – Appellants in C.A Nos.1970-1975 of 2009 (concerning entitlement to promotion to the post of Inspector, Central Excise) were originally recruited as Data Entry Operators (DEOs) Grade ‘A’ and working as Data Entry Operators Grade ‘B’ from the year 2000 – Challenged notice dated.05.11.2002 seeking to confine promotion to the post of Inspector to category of Tax Assistant, Upper Division (UD) Clerk, Stenographer GradeII, etc., with certain years of experience – Tribunal directed the appellants to be considered for promotion to the post of Inspectors – Challenged by Union of India and official respondents – High Court set aside the order inter alia holding that Writ Petitioners had legal right, under the erstwhile 1979 Rules, to be considered for promotion to the vacancies arising prior to the 2002 Rules which came to be made w.e.f 07.12.2002 in regard to the post of Inspector – It also found that it was only when the Senior Tax Assistant Rules, 2003 (STA Rules, 2003) were made in the year 2003 that the restructuring in the Department, to which the Cabinet gave its approval on 19.07.2001, came into effect – Regarding vacancies arising after 07.12.2002, it was left undecided – C.A No. 1976 of 2009 relates to the right to be promoted to the post of U.D.Clerk & Tax Assistant in Central Excise Department – High Court allowed writ petition filed against the Order of the Tribunal therein and found that promotions to the post of UDC and Tax Assistant must be effected on the basis of the rights crystallized under the 1979 Rules, as amended – Held: Promotion to the post of Inspector was governed by the 1979 Rules till 07.12.2002 – Under the 1979 Rules, DEOs were not among the feeder categories for promotion as Inspector – By order dtd. 19.07.2001, Cabinet approved restructuring of certain posts including the post of Inspector – Thereunder, the post of DEO Grade ‘B’ among other categories, were merged and the cadre of Senior Tax Assistants emerged – However, the restructured cadre of Senior Tax Assistants, did not come into being – It was born with the bringing into force of the STA Rules, 2003, on 20.01.2003 – Tribunal proceeded on the basis that the restructuring became complete with the issuance of order dtd. 19.07.2001 – Appellants are not entitled to have seniority determined in respect of vacancies of Inspector arising prior to 07.12.2002 – Appellants are eligible to be considered for promotion from 20.01.2003 and are entitled to add their service as DEO Grade ‘B’ for the purpose of the 2002 Inspector Rules and considered for vacancies to be filled by promotion, which arose after 07.12.2002 – Persons in Clause (a) u/Column 12 of the 2002 Rules, are also entitled to be considered for two years from 20.01.2003 – Seniority is to be considered based on r.5, STA Rules – Said exercise, if not carried out already shall be carried out – Further promotions based on the above will be granted – However, the promotions shall be notional where promotions have already been effected, entitling the parties to seniority and pensionary benefits – In C.A. No. 1976 of 2009, no fault is found with the order of High Court – Central Excise and Land Customs Department Group ‘C’ Posts Recruitment Rules, 1979 – Electronic Data Processing Discipline (Group-E Technical Post) Recruitment Rules, 1992 – Central Excise and Land Customs Department Inspector (Group ‘C’ posts) Recruitment Rules, 2002 – Central Excise And Customs Department Senior Tax Assistant (Group ‘C’ Posts) Recruitment Rules, 2003 – Central Excise And Customs Department Tax Assistant (Group ‘C’ Posts) Recruitment Rules, 2003 – Interpretation of Statutes |
Judge | Hon'ble Mr. Justice K.M. Joseph |
Neutral Citation | 2020 INSC 130 |
Petitioner | D. Raghu And Others |
Respondent | R. Basaveswarudu And Others Etc. |
SCR | [2020] 5 S.C.R. 74 |
Judgement Date | 2020-02-05 |
Case Number | 1970 |
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