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No Retrospective Promotion if Employee Fails to Assume Charge of Promotional Post: Central Administrative Tribunal
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CAT Upholds Pension Cut for Ex-Director, Denies Retrospective Promotion Benefits Allahabad:The Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT), Allahabad Bench, has dismissed a series of applications filed by a retired Deputy Director, holding that an employee who fails to join a promotional post is no...
Suspension invalid if based on proceedings 'being contemplated' vs 'is contemplated': CAT clarifies Rule 10(1)(a) CCS Rules
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CAT Quashes IRS Officer's Suspension, Cites Hasty Decision and Misapplication of Rules New Delhi– The Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT), Principal Bench, has quashed the suspension of Santosh Kumar Karnani, an Additional Commissioner of Income Tax, ruling that the order was passed without...
Employee Must Justify Prolonged Absence; Prasar Bharati CEO's Pre-2012 Dismissal Power Was Valid: Central Administrative Tribunal
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CAT Upholds Dismissal of Doordarshan Cameraman, Cites Failure to Justify Prolonged Absence Bengaluru, July 25, 2025– The Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT), Bangalore Bench, has dismissed an application by a former Doordarshan cameraman, C. Kumaravelu, challenging his dismissal from servic...
Junior Officers Can’t Be Penalized for Senior’s Late Joining; Mechanistic Application of Proviso to Rule 3(3)(ii) of IAS Seniority Rules Unfair: CAT Patna
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CAT Rules Against 'Mechanistic' Seniority Fixation, Grants Earlier Allotment Year to Promoted IAS Officers Patna, Bihar– In a significant ruling on service jurisprudence, the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT), Patna Bench, has held that the seniority of junior officers cannot be adversely...
Notional Seniority Doesn't Confer Financial Benefits or Count as Qualifying Service for Next Promotion: Central Administrative Tribunal
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Notional Seniority Doesn't Grant Pay or Experience for Future Promotions, Rules CAT Bengaluru, India– The Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT), Bangalore Bench, has delivered a significant ruling on service law, holding that notional or antedated seniority does not entitle an employee to fin...
Shortage of Officers No Justification for Denying Inter-Cadre Transfer on Marriage Grounds Under Rule 5 of IFS (Cadre) Rules, 1966: Central Administrative Tribunal
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Officer Shortage No Excuse to Deny Inter-Cadre Transfer on Marriage Grounds, Rules CAT New Delhi:The Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT), Principal Bench, has ruled that an acute shortage of officers is not a tenable ground for a state government to withhold a No Objection Certificate (NOC)...
Transfer is Prerogative of Administration & an Incident of Service; Courts Should Not Interfere Unless Vitiated by Malafides: Central Administrative Tribunal
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Transfer is an Incident of Service, Cannot be Challenged on Convenience: CAT Upholds Railway Officer's Relocation Hyderabad:The Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT), Hyderabad Bench, has dismissed an application challenging a transfer order, reinforcing the principle that transfer is a prero...
Doctrine of Equality Applies to Co-Delinquents; Disproportionate Punishment for Similar Lapses is Discriminatory: Central Administrative Tribunal
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Unequal Punishment for Co-Delinquents is Discriminatory, CAT Rebukes Postal Dept. Ahmedabad, July 24, 2025– The Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT), Ahmedabad Bench, has ruled that imposing a harsher punishment on one employee while letting off another, more senior, officer with a lighter p...
Railway Rule Giving Priority to First Wife for Compassionate Appointment is Discriminatory & Arbitrary: CAT Mumbai
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Railway Rule Prioritizing First Wife for Jobs is Unconstitutional, Rules CAT Mumbai Mumbai, July 24, 2025— The Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT), Mumbai Bench, has delivered a significant ruling, striking down a part of a Railway Board circular that gave priority to the first wife and her...
MACP Benchmark Clarified: Lower Promotion Benchmark Applies If Promotions Are on 'Seniority-cum-Fitness' Basis, Rules Central Administrative Tribunal
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CAT Upholds Lower Promotion Benchmark for MACP, Grants Relief to Retired Educators New Delhi– In a significant ruling providing relief to numerous retired educators, the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT), Principal Bench, has quashed orders by the Delhi Government that denied financial up...
