Manual of Standing Orders, Para 139 Service Tribunals Act (LXX of 1973) 6 Section 4 Government employee was promoted as an accountant on a regular basis under which 33% promotion quota from 1987 to 1987 was represented by the accountant with the employee of the Government. Was offered to earn a salary for the post. From 209 1980, when he was promoted to clerk in charge, public servants were appealed that 33% of the posts in the SA section were to be allotted to the clerical staff, hence, they were sent to the department. He was exempted from passing the examination and was thus considered to be in the position of accountant at the time of appointment of the clinic in charge. Represented a government employee, can only claim promotion as an accountant, if there is a vacancy available in this quota and even if such vacancy exists, it is not so serious to promote such a public servant. Was because the accountant was not a public servant. Opportunity for the post of Accountant Unless they are promoted in accordance with the rules in this post, the appeal is rejected because of ineligibility
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