Supreme Court of India
Dr. Kashinath Nagayya Ibatte v. State of Maharashtra and Ors.
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Service Law: Scheduled Tribe candidate-Temporary appointment as lecturer against reserved vacancy-Regular selection and recommendation of candidates by Public Service Commission-Held temporarily appointed candidate should give place to regularly selected candidates. The appellant, a scheduled tribe candidate was appointed as Lec turer in 1981 against a reserved vacancy and had been continuously working till 1993. In appeal to this Court, the question was raised as to whether he could be allowed to continue in service, when candidates selected and appointed by the Public Servi<e Commission
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