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Promotion Disputes

3 articlesLatest July 2026
Discretion in Promotion Assessments | CSIR Assessment Committee Not Bound by Mandatory Mark Averaging: SC
Case Law Analysis
|Supreme Court of India

Discretion in Promotion Assessments | CSIR Assessment Committee Not Bound by Mandatory Mark Averaging: SC

Supreme Court affirms that CSIR's Assessment Committee retains discretion to evaluate promotion suitability based on Work Reports and Performance Mapping Scores without rigid mark averaging. The ruling clarifies that administrative tribunals cannot impose mechanical scoring requirements on expert committees, reinforcing flexibility in service law assessments.

Articles 14 & 16 | Promotion Deferral Without Framed Charges Violates Natural Justice : AP HC
Case Law Analysis
|Andhra Pradesh High Court

Articles 14 & 16 | Promotion Deferral Without Framed Charges Violates Natural Justice : AP HC

Andhra Pradesh High Court holds that deferring a government employee's promotion based on pending disciplinary proceedings without framed charges is arbitrary and violates constitutional guarantees of equality and equal opportunity. The ruling mandates strict adherence to natural justice principles in service law disputes, impacting all government employees facing similar deferrals.