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Hierarchy
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Hierarchy
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hierarchic
Of or pertaining to a hierarchy ordered in a hierarchy
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Rank
311 (2) an obvious reference to the stratification of the posts or grades or categories in the official hierarchy. It does not refer to the mere seniority of the government servant in the same class or grade
Superintendence
Superintendence, Superintendence connotes super-vision which implies hierarchy, viz., supervisor and the one supervised. It would, therefore, mean keeping a check, watch over the work of
Date of such conviction
mean the date of the final and ultimate conviction on termination of the entire judicial process in the hierarchy of courts, sub-s. (3) would be redundant. Sub-s. (3) applies to a special category of person mentioned therein,
Reduction in rank
notwithstanding that the other post carries the same emoluments, it certainly places the incumbent to lower rank in hierarchy, Ramanugarh Sharma v. Vice Chancellor, 1985 BLJR 195. Reduction in rank, is a punishment inflicted on Government servants
Promotion
SCC (L&S) 113: (1994) 37 ATC 886. In all services, whether public or private there is invariably a hierarchy of posts comprising of higher posts and lower posts. Promotion, as understood under the Service Law Jurisprudence, is
Hindu
both a civilization and a conglomerate of religions, with neither a beginning, a founder, nor a central authority, hierarchy, or organization. Every attempt at a specific definition of Hinduism has proved unsatisfactory in one way or another,
Freedom of expression
decisions. Indeed, freedom of expression is the first condition of liberty. It occupies a preferred position in the hierarchy of liberties giving succour and protection to other liberties. It has been truly said that it is the
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