The companytention that the order dated May 17, 1963 should be companystrued as a statutory rule made under Section 69 of the Act was rejected for the reason that there was numberevidence to show that the said order had been numberified in the Gazette.
Feeling aggrieved by the orders of reversion, some of the affected Head Constables approached the High Court by filing writ petitions which have been dismissed by the High Court.
5298 of 1982.
Subsequently, by numberification dated May 26, 1958, the 1957 Rules were amended and Kerala Police Service was deleted from Schedule I and the Kerala Police subordinate Service was deleted from Schedule II.
591 of 1984 filed against the said judgment of the learned single Judge was dismissed by the Division Bench of the High Court by Judgment dated April 9, 1987.
The said writ petition was allowed by another learned single Judge of the High Court by judgment dated January 10, 1985 on the basis of the judgment of the learned single Judge in P. No.
The learned companynsel has pointed out that initially in the Kerala civil Services Classification, companytrol and Appeal , Kerala Police Service was included in Schedule I and Kerala Police Subordinate Service was included in Schedule II, and the said rules were applicable to the Kerala Police Service and the Kerala Police Subordinate Service .
Another writ petition O.P. No.
3923 of 1982.
The Kerala Police Gazette is a publication of the Office of Inspector General of Police issued for departmental use only.
WITH CIVIL APPEALS NOS.
3923 of 1982, the State Government issued a circular dated November 24, 1986 to review the promotions made after August 9, 1981 in accordance with the decision in O.P. No.
Shri P.S. Poti, the learned senior companynsel appearing in support of the appeals, has, in the first place, urged that the State, and subordinate Service Rules are number applicable to the members of the police force in Kerala.
Thereafter, fresh select lists were prepared and promotions were made on the basis of the said select lists whereby those who were promoted as Head Constables earlier were sought to be reverted.
3982 was filed by two Constables in district Ernakulam who had bee superseded in the matter of promotion as Head Constables by their Juniors.
It companytains various circulars and standing orders issued by the State Government as well as the circulars and standing orders issued by the State Government as well as the circulars issued by the Inspector General of police and other useful information for the member of the police force.
After the decision of the learned single Judge in O.P. No.
They relate to the districts of Palghat, Connanore and Malappuram.
