Supreme Court of India
Union Territory of Chandigarh v. Dilbagh Singh and Ors.
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In the result, we allow this appeal, set aside the Judgment under F appeal, and reject the applications made by Respondents before CAT, Chandigarh.
Judgment, page 11
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Civil Services : Chandigarh Transport Undertaking-Conductors-Selection for ap- pointment--Constitution of Selection Board-Select list prepared-Criticism of favouritism and nepotism in awarding marks at Interview-Confirmed on examination by Administration though corruption charges not estab lished-However selection unfair and injudicious-Administration ordering cancellation of select list and constituting new Selection Board-Validity of- Non-affording of opportunity to Members of Selection Board and selected candidates-Effect of For filling up the posts of 32 vacancies of conductors in the
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