SHAHID HUSSAIN MALIK versus AZAD GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR
Section 42 (12) Deposit Policy, dated 19 12 1979, in the period of deputation, the extension of clause IV and X government employee transfer applicant was the position of the public servant that no one from the parent sector before sending him back to the parent department Was not consulted. The purpose of the precision counseling was that the officer who was being sent back to his parents' department would not face any problems and the department would adjust him appropriately to return the applicant to his parent's department. The sending notification was issued by the Services and General Administration. Applicant reported back to his parents' department in compliance with the department and the said order. The civil servant cannot claim that he will remain on the deposition without the consent of the borrower on a particular position, under the deposition policy. , The deposition period of a public servant may be initially three years and after the compilation the public servant was required to serve in his parents' department for at least two years. It can then be re-sent to deputation. Although the government had the authority to extend the period of one year, before proceeding to the deputation for the second time, it was mandatory that a public servant serve in his parents' department for at least two years, the deposition said. Cannot extend the period without sending. The government employee returned to his parents' department if the officer was on deputation to another department and found it difficult to operate the department easily, so it was the department's case that the period was over.
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