(Per : HONOURABLE MR.JUSTICE A.L.DAVE) Heard learned advocate Mr. Singh. He states that there was a miscommunication from him in respect of promotions being given to the juniors to petitioners. In fact, only some of the juniors have been given promotions.
2. This Court, while passing the oral order on 1st February, 2012, has observed that; "Learned advocate Mr. Singh for the appellants submitted that those persons, who have been given appointment, were down below in the select list than the present petitioners and the petitioners are not given appointment, which has caused injustice to them and, therefore, these appeals may be entertained."
3. According to learned advocate Mr. Singh, case of the appellants is that only some of the persons, who are down below in the list, have been given appointment, whose names have been stated in each of the petitions.
4. Learned advocate Mr. Singh never objected to when we recorded submissions in our oral order dated 1st February, 2012 in his presence and even as per this note, there was a mistake on the part of the advocate for the appellants in communicating the correct fact, which can hardly be a ground for allowing a note for speaking to minutes.
5. Learned advocate for the appellants, by this note for speaking to minutes, proposes to bring correct facts on record, which ought to have been done at the time of making submissions when the oral order dated 1st February, 2012 was passed by this Court. However, this note seems to have been filed to save the appellants from the rigor of an incorrect statement, if not false. Let the litigants not suffer on this account. This note for speaking to minutes is, therefore, allowed. Paragraph 3 of the said oral order dated 1st February, 2012 shall now read as under :
"3. Learned advocate Mr. Singh for the appellants submitted that some of those persons, who have been given appointment, were down below in the select list than the present petitioners and the petitioners are not given appointment, which has caused injustice to them and therefore, these appeals may be entertained."
6. This note for speaking to minutes is disposed of accordingly.
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