Supreme Court of India
Dr. Rash Lal Yadav v. State of Bihar and Ors.
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In view of the above, we see no merit in this appeal and disiniss the D same with no order as to costs._ T.N.A. Appeal dis#ssed. . . .·· ,.
Judgment, page 21
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Bihar Non-Government Secondary Schools (Taking over of Manage ment and Control) Act, 1981 : Sectio'!s 10(6) and 7. Bihar School Service Board-Chairman-Appointment for a tenure of three years-Functioning of Chairman-Detrimental to the interest of Board-RemovaHleld : State Government's power of removal is not un guided and absolute-Opportunity to show cause before removal held ex cluded-Removal can be done within the tenure perioJ-Doctrine of pleasure-Applicability of Consh"tution of India, 1950 : Article 14. Statute-{]nguided and ab solute powe.-Section 10(7) of the Bihar Non-Government
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