Thus he enjoyed an opportunity to be heard by the Central Government against the provisional seniority list prepared by the Mysore Government.
The provisional list prepared by the State Government, because it hurt him, was challenged by him by a representation to the Central Government which, after due companysideration, rejected his claim.
Afterwards, the Mysore Government number Karnataka Government finalised the inter State seniority list.
1 was the writ petitioner before the High Court who challenged an integrated seniority list in the Transport Department of the then Mysore Government.
Aggrieved by the assignment of rank as Assistant Motor Vehicles Inspector in the final list, the first respondent filed the writ petition before the Karnataka High Court.
He belonged to the then Madras Government and was allotted to the then Mysore State and claimed that he should have been equated with motor vehicles inspections instead of being assigned a rank as an assistant motor vehicles inspector.
Respondent No.
R. Krishna Iyer, J. This civil appeal is one of the survivals of service litigation arising from the States Reorganisation Act.
