Supreme Court of India
P.M. Bayas v. Union of India and Ors.
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Indian Administrative Service (Recruitment) Rules, 1954: Rules 4(1)(c) and 8(2)-Special selection-'In Special cases from among persons'-Meaning of-'Special circumstances'-Existence of-Satis- faction of State Government in the first instance-Central Government's role-Only at the time of appointment. Words & Phrases: "In special cases·from among persons" and "In Special circumstan- ces"-Meaning in the context of !AS (Recruitment) Rules, 1954. The Respondents - sobstantive members of the Maharashtra-Civil Service- challenged before the Central Administrative Tribunal the selec tion of the
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