R 19 Privilege of appointment of lumberman rule Two real brothers were candidates for the appointment of lumberman in place of their deceased father. During his life, the deceased father served as the Chief Respondent (elder brother) to the petitioner (younger son). Since 1989, the fact that the applicant had been acting as a limber holder would not entitle him to any preferential entitlement, which had long served as a limber holder without complaint. According to the preliminary rules, he was rightly called a lambardar.
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