been issued after the Supreme Court rendered judgment, in SI Roop Lal and Anr. Vs. Lt. Governor, Delhi ... date of regular absorption whichever was later. But after SI Roop Lals case (cited supra), position had been changed and the OM was modified
also relied on a decision of the Supreme
Court titled SI Roop Lal and Others v. Lt.Governor through Chief
Secretary, Delhi ... Constitution of India and the principles of law laid down in SI
Roop Lal‟s case. The Tribunal also held that the judgment in SI
Apex Courts judgment in the case of SI Roop Lal and another Vs. Lt. Governor through Chief Secretary, Delhi & Others ... decided by the Honble Apex Court in the case of SI Roop Lal (supra).
v) That even on promotion from Sub-Inspectors to Inspectors
administration to distinguish the case and give reasons as to why SI Roop Lals case was not attracted, but, however, a decision ... applicant submits that the view taken by the respondents that SI Roop Lal had no relevance as far as claim of the applicant was concerned
person at Valmiki
Chowk, Alipur, the IO of the case SI Roop Lal alongwith Constable Kapil
reached at the above mentioned spot, where they came ... further the case of the prosecution that during investigation
SI Roop Lal prepared site plan, got inspected the spot from the crime team
relied upon the judgment of the Honble Supreme Court in SI Roop Lal & Anr. Vs. L.G. through the Chief Secretary, Delhi ... effective date as 14.12.1999 being the date of judgment in SI Roop Lals case (Supra). The said Para 4 was, however, declared as unconstitutional
under Section
20 of the NDPS Act. It was asserted that SI-Roop Lal (PW14), HC-
Balbir, HHC Khem Singh, HHC Chunni Lal, HHC Nanak ... associated with the police. All of them went inside the shop.
SI-Roop Lal (PW14) showed his identity card and introduced the
members
been contended
that the Hon‟ble Apex Court‟s decision in SI Roop Lal‟s case
(supra) would have only prospective effect as held ... light of the Hon‟ble Supreme Court‟s judgment
in SI Roop Lal‟s case (Supra), notwithstanding the fact that
equivalence of two posts
mind DOP&T instructions dt 27.03.2001 formulated in terms of SI Roop Lal case as the applicant in the instant case is holder ... relied on the judgment of the Honble Supreme Court in SI Roop Lal Vs., Lt. Governor Through Chief Secretary Delhi
laid down by the Honble Supreme Court in case of SI Roop lal, and restore the position of the applicant ... light of the decision of the Honble Supreme Court in SI Roop Lals case. The above order was challenged by the Administration
