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KARNATAKA ACT No. ll OF 1974
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(First published in the Karnataka Gazette Extraodinary
on the Elevenlh day of April, 1974)

THE KAR.NATAKA STATE CIVIL SERVICES

(REGULATION OF PROMOTION, PAY AND
PENSION) ACT, 1973.
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(Received
' the assent of the Governor on the
Eleventh day of eftit lg74)

(As amended by Acts 40 of 1976 and 25 of 1982)

An Act to provfde for the prospective promotions of

civil servants, and to regulate the pay, seniority, pension
and other conditions of service of civil servants in rhe
State of Karnataka including those that are allotted or
deemed to be allotted to serve in connection wirh the
affairs of the State of Karnataka under or in pursuance of
section 115 of the States Reorganisation Act, 1956 ;

Whereas on the basis of the ranking of civil servants

in' the several inter.State seniority lists prepared in pur-
suance of sub.section (5) of section 115 of the States
Reorganisation Act, 1956 (Central Act 37 of 1956), courls
have directed the making of retrospective promotions to
statutory and other offi.ces ;
And whereas as held by the Suprerne Court in Ajit
Singh Vs. State of Punjab, ieported in all India Reporrer
1967, Supreme Court 856 and in Incorne-Tax Officer,
Alleppy Vs. N.C. Ponnoose, reoorr,ed in All India Reporter
1970, Supreme Coun 385 appoint{nents cf civil servants
to offices in which statutory functions are exerciseable
cannot be made with retrospective effect ;
.

And whereas retrospective promotions involve pay-

ment of' large sums qf money to persons rvho have not
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worked in the prornotional posts of officers concerned, to
the detriment of the finances of the State, besides
involving retrospective reversions rendering invalid the
statutory functions discharged tUe persons reverted ;
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And whereas retrospecti've promotions preclude the
determination of the suitability of, the civil servants to
liolci ih.e promotional posis or offices and will enablo them
t'o continue in such postF'or offices only on the ground of
i!rci;' ciiilitlility !q llriilrotions, rc$ulting in tirc continu-
ance oi evcn un$uitable civil servants in promotional posts
or oilices to the tictrimcnt of publio intcrcst;

And whereas it is oecessary and expedient to

provide against the said consequences ;

' And whereas the Central Government has given

previous approval under the proviso to sub-section (7)
bf section -l 15 of the States Reorganisation Act, 1956
(Central Act 37 of 1956) communicated in letter No.
57SlZ:-Sn1S1 dated 22nd February 1973_of the Govern-
ment of hidia, Cabinet Secretariat, Department of
Personnel and Administrative Reforms ;

Be it enacted by the Karnataka Legislature in t&e

Twenty-fourth Year of the Republic of India as follows:-

l. Short title and commencement.-(l) This Act

may be called the Karnataka State.Civil^ Ser-v199s (Regu'
lati-on of Promotion, Pay and Pension) Act, 1973.

(2t This section and sections 2,415,,617,^8,9, 10

and sei:tion 12 shall be deemed to have come into force on
the first day of November 1956, and the remainiug
sections shall come into lbrce at once.

2. Definitions.-In this Act unless the context

otherwise requiresr-
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(a) ''allottee' means a Government servant allotted or
deenieit to have been allotted to serve in connection with
the affairs of the State of Karnataka under or in pursuance
of section 115 of the States Reorganisation Act' 1956
(Central Act 37 of 1956) i ,

(b)
'civil servant' means a person who ts a member
of civii service of the State of Karnataka or who holds a
civit post under the State of Karnataka and includes an
allottce ;

(c)
'final seniority list' nrcans.an intcr'litate seniority
list bi'allottees prepared in atccordancc with thc dccisigtts
of Central Government under the provisions of sub-
section (5) of section 115 of the States Reorganisation
Aot, 1956'(Central Act37 of 1956);
(d) 'inter-State
seniority list' means an inter'Stal'e
senioiily list prepared fiom time to time, on the basis of
the seniority in which the eligibility oj'. an allottee to
promotion tb higher post or posts is considered ;
(e) 'rules of recruitment' means the rules of recruit-
menirirade in respect of recruitment to any service, post'
office or class of Posts or offices.

3. Promotions, etc., of civil servants.-(l) No

civil servant shall,-
t[(1 motion to fiie e
te. exce
in the rules made under this

(b) only on the ground of his seniority in a seniority

fist, b6 pronioted to iny post or office unless the authority
competant to promot6 determines _!iq eligibility and
promotes him by a written order to oihciate in such post
br office; and no sucb civil servant shall, save as provided
l. Substitutcd by Act ArJ of 1976, S-8, (l l-4-1974).
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in section 9, be entitled to continue in such promoted
Dost or oflice unless the said authority assesses the work
bf such civil scrvitnt in strch post or oll'ice and dccllrcsby
a written order that lte had satislactorily completed his
o{liciation
(c) when promoted to officiate in any post or office
save hs provided in section 9, be entitled to be considered
for promotion to the next higherpost'or office unless he
is declared to have satisfactorrly completed his o{hciation
in the first promoted Post or ofhce.
(2\ In matters not specified in sub-section {l)' the
pro'iisions contained in sections 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 shall,
hutatis mutandisl be aPPlicable.
4. Promotionsr etc.r of allottees.-(l) prwisional
Where the
seniority of an alloitee as specified_ in the
inter-State seniority list in anyblass of post or offic'e has
6..n utt.ied in the final seniority list relating to- that.class,
.uitv promotion lnade on any-date after the first day of
Novem'ber 1956, on the basis of seniority-cum-merit,
it,utt Ur reviewed with reference to the.quali^fications and
other conditions laid down in the rules of recruitment
appticaUte at the relevant time for such promotton and
tfiJ ianting in the final seniority li-st assigned to the
allottees in- that class of post or office, if qny person
iinior in rank than the person promoted is held to be
ruituUt. for promotion oh such date-(hereinafter in this
iection referied to as rhe date of eligibility), an order
inuii, subject to section 9, be made promoting the said
o.^oo t; officiate in the said post or office with effect
ito* a prospective date to be specified in the order'
(2) As soon as may be, after the person promoted
undei iub-section ( 1) is de-clared to have satisfactorily com'
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pleted the period itl'officiation in t\e promoted ,post or
subiect to section 9, be made direc-
btfi." an oider shall,'entitied
iine tltut he shall be to initial pay^gn the date of
act"ual promotion to the post or office as if 1e was holding
the saict post or oflice fiom the date of eligibility and
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Ciayn the_ pay and allowances accordingly, but such person

shall not be entitled to paynrent of any arrears for the
pcriod prior to thc tlttc of his uctual pronrotion. llis
rank in thc scnior.ity list.ol'pcrsons in thc class <ir gradc
of service to which lie is promoted shal[ be fixcd aiit he
had been promoted to that class or.grade of service on
' the date of eligibility.

(3) Where consequent upon the revierv -of pronro-

tions made under sub.section (l), it is found ihat an
_ allottee, who, before the coming in to force of sections 3,
ll and 13 had beenpromoted to a higher class or gracle
of service found eligible for promotion to that highef class c
or grade of servicelrom a dite prior to the ctate-of actual
promotion and subject to section 9, is declared to have
, satisl'actorily completed the period of ofilciation in rhe
p1o*ot.ed post or oflice, an order shall be mzrdc directing
', that he shall be entirled to initial pay on the dare of acruai
' promotion to the post or oifice aslt'he was holding thesai<l
post or oflice from the date on which hc is fbunC cligrblc
for pronlotion and drawn the pay and allowances aocor-
dingly, but he shall not be entitled to payment of any
arrears for the period prior to the date of the actual
promotion. 1[Where, on such revierv he is found eiigiblc
for promotion to a higher class or grade ol scrvice lronr
a date subsequent to th-: date of his actual prolnotion to
such class or grade cf service, his pay on the date of
eligibility shall be refi.r- , as if he had been promoted on
, such date but he shall not be liabie to ref'und the exccss
pay and allowances dra*'n by him up to the date of issuc
i of the order {ixing rhe clate of eligibiliry.l IJis rank in thc
, seniority list of persons in the ciass or grade of'servicc t<r
, which he is pronlote., shall be lixed as if'lic had been
promoted to that class rr grade of service on the date on
which he is found.
(4) Where an order is made in respect o{'any allottce
under sub-section (2) or, as rhe case may be, under sub-
section (3), and the ranking in ihe seniority list of'porsons
l. lnscrtod by Act 25 of 1982, S-2 (l-l l-1956.)
 as fixed by such
in the promoted class or grade of service'
made from that class
!i;ft;;ised,'tothe.promotrgns
;#;qrade
or of service the next higher class or grade of
JiriiiJ-rn"ri;L il"i.*Jil ;;;"rdanc" with and subject
therein
to the provisions;f ;;;;i"t tD as if referencealoresaid
to the final senio;il t";;Lt" rlfi'r""ces of' sub'seotion
to the
revised seniority liil ana the,-provisions
?ij' i["il,- **i";;; '''.'tandii, be applicable to
everv
uromotion so made'
(5) The provisions of sub-section (4) shalf,
rnutatis
in.respect bf promot'ions ol
rnutandis, be
^piifi""6fl
allottees ro the';5;tidhei-classis or grades of the same

service.

(6) The provisions of sub'section (3)' shall

mutatis
Ue apfiicaUle in respect of review oI promo-
-otIidi",
tions of allottees made under sub-sections
(4) and (5)' '

(?) Where in respect of p-l9lotions on the basis of

or grade
seniority'cu*'*.tii frbm any^classoi-.Erui"e, of service to
the rules of
rhe next Uignri'riur*"^oi^g"ud. period in the
recruitment requir-eieiuiCt,iot a minim-um for'promotion'
formerclu., oi'i"r;;; ;;bt*me eligible
thesaidperiodshauinits.application,toanallotteeeligi.
be at'tTt-t1: be the
ble for promoti;;uoCIi thii iection' the-Derio d
period duri n g *"ni"i r, iulirr* toii ii co m pte tesor gr'ade of
irf officiatioo ioTil?;;".;;;;ff#;T
" that',class
serviceandnosuclrminim-umserviceshallbenecessary
in the case of i""ttir^"r.i**1 whose record of - service was
satisfactory oo "iiittte artes of eligibility or the
relevant dates Glouna eligible fbr promotion'
"o',ini.L-ir.
class or grade
i (8) In respect.of promotions from any or. grrde of
r of service by selection to t'c nexi irigltcr ciass
for
been-eligible
service, where--an- ullott." would fr'ave
considerationifhehadbeenpromotedtot}reformerclass in the
or grade or r.ruitJ ii}i" u"^sis of rris seniority to iection 9'
final seniority list, such allottee' shall' subject class or
be considered for selection to the'' next higher
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grade of service, irnmeciiately al'ter he satisfactorily com-

iletes the period of officiation in the said former class or
lrade of service. lf he is selected and promoted to the
higher class or grade of service and satislbctotily completes
his period of officiation in the said class or grade, he shall
be entitled to initial pay on the date of'actual promotion
to thc said class or gradc as if he was holdrng the sairl
post or ollice lrom thc datc on which his irnmcdiate junior
in the lowcr class or grade was promoted to the saiii class
or grade of service, but he shall not be entitled to pay-
ment of any arrears for the period prior to the date of'
his actual promotion. His rank in the seniority list of
the persons in the said cluss or grade shall be fixed as if
he had been promoted on th9 date immediately preceding
the date on which his immdiate junior in the lorver class
or grade was promorted to the selection class or grade of
sefvlce.

(9) An order under srrb-section (2) in respect of' arr

allottee who had been reduced to a lower stagc in a tims
scale and whose increment had been rvithhcJd shall be
subject to such modification as the State Governme nt may,
by order direct.
(10) No promotions c'allottees made on the basis of
any provisional inter-State seniority list, shall be reviewed
except after the publicatior of thc final seniority list and
in the manner provided in this section.
Erplanation:-For purposes of this sub.section provi'
sional inter-State seniority list includes every inter-State'
seniority list used as the basis for carrying on the .lay-to-.
day administration whethe; prepar ed by the State Govern-
ment or declared by corr:t as operative untrl the publi-
cation of the final seniority list. .;it

5. Provision relating to reversion of allottees.-

(l) Where consequent upon the revicw of promotions
under section 4 any allottce promoted to any class of'
-class, or olfices is found not entitled to continue in that
posts
he shall be reverted tc,-
 (a) the class of posts or offices to whicli he would
huurtil..oliinUfr-dpiornotion on the basis of his rank
in the final senioritY list, or
(b) the class of posrs or offices in rvhich he wo'tld
nu"r*I6otl-n;.-d tnJ Uasis of his rank in the final senio'
rity list. ";
Ol Where any revcrsion is made under clause (a)-of
the senioritv
,uU-|i'.tio;-iii,-ilir rank of the allotteebeinfixed as if he
list of that class of pottt or otfices shall on the
had been pro*ot.dio rnat class o,f posts or offrces
basis of his rank in the seniority list'

6. Provision relating to revision of pensiooln.S-t"'-

under
Where consequent upoir a review of pfomotionsretired
;;r;;;-r.i"i;
+, ii it^ro"oc-inul inv allottee'who has
iio* 6;f"* an ora6r under sub-secrioq (1), (3)
(4). (5). (6). or (8i;i t.itioo 4, is made' or beforc the
li'iilv'liiii. p.)i6a of his officiation the pr9-19ted post
i^n
oi"ori.i.i *oito i;;; b;d eligible for promotion to the
o."i nigU.r class oi giuO. of *r:vi.e und6r the said section
ii'ih; "fi"at senioiiii tiit had published on the first
-usbeen
pension and death-cum-
[uy"ur"rtit;;'d;;; ,i250, reference to the
-uoO gru,u,tliUufiir. revisiO with
retirement
ouv uito*uo'.t he would have drawn if he had been
;;;t;l;d;; th;;;*iuightt
-rtt class.or grade of service on
i'h;;;;;;"-*n-itu *uTfouod eligi6le final for -such promo-
ii*-*itn reference to trls rank ii.the seniority list
iecruitrnent tules, and as if he had satis-
-io*pr.i.J
and the relevant
i*t"riir itre perioo of oflrciation in the said
class or grade of service'

7. Provision relating to paymcnts to htit: '-1I

a^revlsw
deceased allottees.-Where cbnsequen! upon any allottee
iection 4, it
-;ft;il4;r
oipi"t-otions unO"r is found that
who before an sub'sections (1)' (3)' (4)? (5)1
{6\ or (g) of .J.tloo]li otia., or before thti expiry of
lili p'irrli/oi orn.iution in a promoted post or office has
have been
vhile in service;;;-ittt ietirdment died' u'ould
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grade of
elieible for promotion to the next higher ql3s.s ol
;;;";*; on Jnv day under. the on said secrion if the final seni-
lltu iiri nua'U.ci pubtished the first day of November
iiil. nl. o.ntion a^od death-cum-retirement gratuity shall
b-e";L;i;.[,- *ittt reference tc' the pay and.allowances he
*our,r huu" dtu*n if'hc had b:e n promoted to the .next'
hieher class or grade of service on the date-on which
he
;;;;"i";;;""iigi6i. for such promotion with reference
i"iriii*iit *"ttr. final seniority list and the relevant
;;;;it;;nt tut.r ancl as if be hadsatisf'aclorily completed
br orntiation rhe said. class or. grade of
ih;;;l;a'una-ih. in
lli*iJ" .i..rs amo'int payable on s.uch revision
-and
l,T6i"ti"" death-cum-rttiretnert .gra-tuity shall be,
p"i6it itt heirs of the said cieceased allottee' ' . ' ,',
8.Sections not applicnlle to certain al'Iottees'- '
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provisions of section6 'tl'rt 7, in. so far .as they
ba-sis of ranking in tlle fi'nal
relate to promoiioo o" to an allottee who,-,-: ',
ii'iiliirv fili irrair not 6e applicable
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has been dismiss. removed or compuisorily
(a)
retirdd from service as a penaltY ;
(b) has been reduced to a lower service, gradeasora
post;l oin* oi whose pro'.rotion has been ivithleld
penaltY;

j(c)hasbeenretiredfromserviceinpublicinterest;
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iI f.U has been held unsuitable Qr promotion to any

postfi office or class of posts or offices ; or
(d after promotion has been reverted to tlie lower
i post[i of unsuitrtbility to 6old thc
"fi;;6n_,tr.gruund
f,ign., post or oflice 5r class of posts or oflices'

9. Officiation.-(l) Save as provided in sub-secti.on

(2)therulesrela_tilgtg-officiationmadettndertheprcvtso for
to Article :0g of ln? constitution of lrrdia shall apply
purposes of officiation under this Act'
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g A civil servant shali be deemed to liave satisfac_
torily cornpleted the peliod of officiation in the promoted
post or office and may be prornoted to one or rnore higher
classes or grades of service to which he is lbund eligrble
f.or pro.mgtion on -the basis of his seniorrty in the seniority
list including the final senioriry list if his-record ot'servic-c
on the date or dates on which he is tbund elieibre fcrr such
promotion is satistactory and indicates thai ['e is eligible
for promotion to the next higher cadre and if he possdsses
the qualifications prescribed in .the rules of reiruitmenr
applicable at the relevant time for such promotion.
t[9A. Rules.-(l) The State Government may make
rules to carry out the purposes of this Act.

(2) Every rule made under this Act shall be laid as

soon as may be after it rs made before each House of the
S.tate I,egislature while it is in session tbr a total period of
thirty days which may be compriserJ in one session or in
two or more successlve sessions and if before the expiry
oi the session immediately following the session or the
successive sessions aforesaid both Houses agree in making
a-ny modification in the rule or both Hoises agree thal
the rule should not^be made, the rule shall, from-the date
on which the modification or annulment is notified by the
Government in the Official Cazette, have effect oniy in
such modified fornr or be of no effect, as the' case may
be; so ho*ever, that any such modification or annulment
shall be without prejudice to rhe valitlity of anything
previously done under such rule.]

10. Removal of di{Ecutties.-If any diftieulry arises

rl the applicarion of this Act to anf case, the State
Uovernment may_nrake such orders as nray be Jreccssary
tor the purpose of'removing the difficulty.
ll. Over-riding eflect.-(l) The provisions of this
Act or of any order made thtireunddr shall have effect
l. Inserted by Act 40 of 1976, S-S (l i-4-1924.)
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notwi thstanding anything inconsistent therewi th co ntained
in'any law or order having tire f'orce of law or ruies made
under the proviso to Articie 309 of tlie Constitution of
India for the time being in fnrce or any provision regu-
lating the conditions of se.vice of any allottee or in any
order made by virtuc of any such law, rulcs or_pr<.rvisioni.

(2) Notwithstanding a{y-thing contained in any judg-

msnt, decree or order of **y'court or ol.her competent
authority thc rights to which a civil servant is entitled to
in respect oi matters to which the provisions of this Act
are applicable, shall be determined in accordance with
the provisions of this Act, a:"'i. accordingly, any jucigment,
decree or order directing prrmotion or consideiation for
promotion of civil servanri and payment of salaries and
:allowances consequent uprn such promotion sirall be
reviewed and orders made ;n accordance with the provi,
sions of this Act.

12. Repeal.-The Kr, -rataka Stat* Civil Services

(Allottees) (Special) Rules, .971are hereby repealed.

. l9: $avings.-Save as provided in section 11, nothing

in this Act shall be deemed to affect the operation of the
provisions of the Constitution of India in relation to the
determination of the condition of serviee of persons
serving in connection with the affairs of the Siate of
Karnataka.

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KARNATAKA ACT No. 25 OF 1982

(First publisbed in the Karnataka Gazette Extraordinary
on the Twenty-seventh day of July, 1982)
THE KARNATAKA STATE CIVIL SERVICES
(REGULATION OF PROMOTION, P-AY AND
PENSTON) (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1981
(Rcceived the assest of thc Governor on the
Twenty-second deY of JdY f982)

An Act further to amend the Karnataka state civil

Setvi..t- ln.guiutioo of Promotion, Pay and Pension)
Act, 1973.
Whereas it is expedient further to ameud the
Karnataka State Civil Seivices (Regulatton.of !1oqgt!on'
i';i;a Pension;- Aci Igiz lkar-nataka Act 11 of 1974)
fof the purposes'hereinafter appearing ;
BeitenactedbytheKarnatakaStat.eLegislaturein
the Thirty-Second- Year of the Republic ot Indra as
follows:-
l. Short title and cornrrrcnc6tnsaf.-(l) Thls Act may
be calied tn. f.ioutaka State Civil Servrces (Regulation
;i i;;tttiion, puy and Pcnsion (Amendmcnt) Act, l98l'.'
(2) It shall come into lorce at once'
(Section 2 is in corporated in the Principai Act)
3. Amendment of Karnataka Act No' 40 qf 1976'-
1976 (Kalna-
io m. furnataka i"tuit. Examinations Act
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i*u e"t 40 of igioj-i" iectlon l, for sub-section .(/) the
alwavs
i;il;;i;g suu-secti<jo ihutl be and shall be deemed
to have been substituted, namelY:-
"(2\ Tiris section ancl all thc othcr s.ections except
sectioilf .ltoii u. deemed to have como into ,force on
inr First 956.-,S.ttY:ion 8 shall be
Sy_olNqvgelgl-l eleventli day of
d1",.'d"i"*t*.ffihe
April 1974;'
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THE KARNATAKA STATE CIVIL SERVICE.S

(REGULATION OF PROMOTION' PAY AND PENSION)
RUL,ES, 1978
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THE KARNATAKA STATE CIVIL SERVICES
(REGULATION OF pRoMOTtON, pAy AND PENSTON)
R.UI FS, !9?8

ARRANGEMENT OF RUTES

Rulet :

l. Title and comm€ocemenr.

2. Promotion.
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YHe TARNATAKA STATE CrVrL SERVTCES (REGULATION

oF PROMOTION, PAY AND PENSION) RULES' 1978
(First published in the Karnataka Gazetfe on ihe
Fifteenth daY of June, 1978)
:
Notification No DPAR 9 IFP 76 " ' ';r,

Bangalo're, duted Sth June' 1978

Inexerciseofthcpowersconferredby.sectiongA
r"ud-t"itU ciause (4) ol'sub-scctign (l) ol sccti3l 19l,!l'
Karnataka State Civil Services (_Regulatton Ol Promotlon'
ilyffi"prdri""i.4if, 1973 ikarnataka Act lt of 1974\
itrd Co".rnmcnt dl' Katnatakt hcrcby makcs thc l'ollowing i

rulesr.namelY:-
l. Titlc and comnencemcPt'-(ll. T-ht*, rules
' inav--be-bafieU the Karnataka State Gvjl
'Services
piomotion, Pay and Pension) Rules' 1978.
in?grlo,ion oi
Q|Theyshallcomeintoforceonthedateoftheir
puUficition id the Official Gazette'
Pr.omotion.-Promotion of a civil servant may
2.
Ue maOe with effect from a retrospective date'-

(1) if his Plaim fot Pto'ootion,-

tt(dwaswithheldonaccountofdiscip.linarypro.
6eOiie" or iiirioul prosecution or both-pending. against
iilffJ nr ii *ooerited or acquitted subsequently ; orl
(b) was not considerec'l on tlic ground .that he was
worktirig sonlc ,t1cr dcparLmcnt on dcptrlation or
in
otherwise; or
f. SuUttitutetl by Notificarion No' DPAR 4 IfP 80 datcd
27.5.|g8|(w"e.f.l5-6.lgTS,tGSRlSTKarnataka6azettedated
4-6- l 981.

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(c) that he was
was.not considered on thc.sroundprovisi-qnar ol
wronstv o, ,nrorri;i;6;iuta ii the
gradation-list 2[orl;
;iliil1.r:3,iir!."iority List or

5;
inillu)..xfitsff l,'j""i:0"*,T'i,H:o"t'fi*":iiffi
subsequently.l . .

(2')If, while operating. the. gradation list-ol^tht

any other lnter-
provisionat lnter-itaiSittii"-fitv-Li*iot was- nor
o99'
Silu;" $;i";i,;' iiil-;t-u'1og a frnal '+e
considered for i;; no justifiable reason
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l. Delcited by Notification N-t.

DPAR 4 fFP 80 datcd
dated
27-5-1981 (w.e.f. l5-6-le?8) GSR
137 K"rnataka Gazettc
4-6-1981.
Inserted bY Notification No'
DPAR 2 IFP 83 datcd
2. p. 327 Karnataka Gazettc
256'
24-10.1983 (w.e f' 8-ll-1984) GSR
dated 8-ll-1984.

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