The High Court took up that appeal, and in the belief that the judgment of this Court in the writ petition filed here and referred to above applied to the Seniority List of 1976 the High Court, by its judgment and order dated 22 August, 1985, quashed the Seniority List of 1976 and directed the Railway Administration to prepare a fresh Seniority List.
Special leave is granted in the Special Leave Petition directed against the judgment and order dated 22 August, 1985 of the High Court of Andhra Pradesh allowing Writ Appeal No.
By its judgment and order dated July 1, 1985 this Court allowed the writ petition and quashed the Seniority List of 1979 and the companysequent promotions made to the post of Medical Superintendents.
Some of the promote officers were dissatisfied with the seniority assigned to them and filed a writ petition in the High Court of Andhra Pradesh for quashing the Seniority List of 1976.
While the appeal was pending the Railway Board published a Seniority List of 1979 setting forth the seniority assigned to Divisional Medical Officers.
256 of 1978 had remained pending.
The aggrieved promote officers filed an appeal before the High Court, the appeal being numbered as Writ Appeal No.
The Railway Administration was directed to draw up a fresh Seniority List of Divisional Medical Officers in accordance with the principles laid down in that judgment and to make fresh appointments from among the Divisional Medical Officers to the posts of Medical Superintendents.
The appellants, it seems, were number impleaded as parties in that writ petition number indeed was the validity of the Seniority List of 1976 questioned in that case.
1 and 2 applied for a review of the judgment and that review petition was rejected.
256 of 1978.
256 of 1978.
The writ petition was dismissed by a learned Single Judge, of the High Court.
The list was challenged by certain officiating Divisional Medical Officers by a writ petition filed in this Court.
The appellants, who figured in that list, were promoted as Medical Superintendents.
Meanwhile, the appeal numbered as Writ Appeal No.
The appellants were impleaded as respondents to that writ petition.
The appellants Nos.
