Supreme Court of India

Satish Rawat v. Union of India

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Reported as [2002] SUPP. 1 S.C.R. 671
Decided 26 August 2002

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Service law: Appointment under sports quota-Challenge of-Tribunal, quashing appointment, issued a direction to Department to select candidates on merit- Accordingly, another candidate appointed-Review and fresh Petitions by affected candidates dismissed-Writ Petition also dismissed by High Court- on appeal, held, since complete record not placed before the Tribunal, it could not draw appropriate conclusion-Und~r the circumstances, the earlier appointee, whose services were terminated in compliance with the directions of Tribunal, shall be reinstated with due protection of pay, if need be by

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