2 in the List.
On September 6, 1951, the Union Public Service Commission approved the recommendation of the above companymittee which met to prepare the select list for promotion to Indian Police Service, and agreed to the select list as drawn up by the Committee.
In this meeting the Committee selected and recommended officers for officiating appointment in the P.S. and the petitioners name appeared as No.
H. P. Singh Deo 2.
On April 30, 1951, the State Government wrote to the Secretary, Union Public Service Commission, that they proposed to hold a meeting of the companymittee to be companystituted in accordance with rule 2 of the Draft Rules sometime in June 1951 with a view to prepare a select list of officers suitable for promotion to the Indian Police Service.
Appeal from the judgment and order dated October 23, 1967, of the Orissa High Court in O.J.C. No.
On November 10, 1955, the first meeting of the Selection Committee set up in accordance with Regulation 3 of the Indian Police Service Appointment by Promotion Regulation, 1955, hereinafter referred to as the Promotion Regulations, was held at Cuttack.
On December 1, 1956, the Government of India wrote to the Union Public Service Commission requesting for its advice as to whether the list prepared by the Selection Committee companyld be treated as Select List as recommended by the State Government.
On February 10, 1956, the Union Public Service Commission approved the recommendations of the above selection company mittee.
M. Patnaik, Vinoo Bhagat and P. C. Bhartari, for the respondent.
This date being later than the date i.e. 7 9 55 on which Shri S. S. Padhi 1951 R.R. started officiating in the senior posts but earlier than the date on which regular recruits of 1952 started officiating it has been decided that these officers may be finally allotted to 1951 and placed L13SupCI69 3 en bloc below Shri S. S. Padhi 1951 R.R. and above Shri B. N. Misra 1952 R.R. It is this order which has been quashed by the High Court.
Section 3 enabled the Central Government to make rules for the regulation of recruitment and companyditions of service, of persons appointed to an All India Service which was defined to include, among others, the Indian Police Service.
Niren De, Attorney General, Santosh Chatterjee and R. N. Sachthey, for the appellants.
His name also appeared in a similar list on July 12, 1954, One of the questions which has to be decided in this case is whether these lists can companye within the expression select list used in the second proviso in r. 3 3 of the Indian Police Service Regulation of Seniority Rules, 1954, hereinafter referred to as the Seniority Rules, which came into force on September 8, 1954.
Shri Binode Kishore Mohapatra Shri Banamali Dass.
It stated The approved companytinuous officiation of these officers companynting for seniority companymenced from the 10th February, 1956 the date on which the Union Public Service Commission approved the fit for companytinuous officiation list companytaining their names.
In this petition the petitioner had prayed for a writ of mandamus directing the respondents to fix the petitioners seniority and year of allotment as 1948 instead of the year 1951 fixed by the Government of India.
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The All India Services Act, 1951, came into force on October 29, 1951.
5/l/56 AIS I , dated the 10th Dec. 1956 and to say that the Selection Committee which met at Cuttack on the 10th Nov. 1955 did number recommend any officer for appointment to the Indian Administrative Service Indian Police Service.
156 of 1965 filed by B. K. Mohapatra, I.P.S., hereinafter referred to as the petitioner, against the State of Orissa and the Union of India.
On July 22, 1958, the Government of India wrote to the Government of Orissa regarding the seniority of the petitioner.
The Union Public Service Commission, who were companysulted in this respect, have advised that any officiation of State Civil Service State Police Service officers included in the fit for trial list should number be taken into account to determine their seniority in the Indian Administrative Service Indian Police Service.
On January 1, 1950, he was companyfirmed as D.S.P. In the mean time an agreement had been arrived at between the Central Government and some State Governments, including Orissa, regarding the companystitution of an Indian Police Service.
On January 10, 1957, the Commission replied as follows I am directed to refer to Shri S. P. Mukherjees letter No.
List of officers fit for trial to promotion posts.
2162 of 1968.
On May 14, 1952, the petitioner was promoted as Additional Superintendent of Police in the I.P.S. cadre.
On July 10, 1957, the petitioner was appointed to the Indian Police Service.
133 1 c of the Constitution from the judgment and order of the High Court in Writ Petition O.J.C. No.
The petitioner was appointed as Deputy Superintendent of Police in the State of Orissa on January 1, 1947.
The Judgment of the Court was delivered by Sikri, J. This is an appeal by certificate granted by the High, Court of Orissa under art.
156 of 1965.
The Commission was asked to depute one of its members to preside over the said meeting in accordance with rule 3 of the Draft Rules.
The petitioners name appears at No.
