Supreme Court of India
Inder Parkash Gupta v. State of Jammu & Kashmir and Ors.
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Service Law: Jammu & Kashmir Medical Education (Gazetted) Services Recruitment Rules, 1979: Nature of-Held: The Rules were framed under S. 124 of the J & K Constitution, which corresponds to Art. 309 of the Constitution af India-- The said Rules are, therefore, statutory in nature-The Public Service Commission must scrupulously follow these Rules while making the selection process-The Commission must lay down the procedure strictly in consonance with the statutory Rules-Therefore, it cannot take any action which violates the.statutory Rules or make the same inoperative-The Commission,
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