Supreme Court of India
Sri M. Purandara and Ors. v. Mahadesha S. and Ors.
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Constitution of India, 1950-Article 226-Jurisdiction under-Scope Writ petition against the view of Tribunal on two specific issues pertaining to selection of school teachers-Held : Subject-matter of adjudication could not have been enlarged by the High Court at the instance of the petitioners. Several Original Applications were filed before the Administrative Tribunal questioning correctness of the select list published pursuant to issue of notification for filling up posts of Assistant Master/Primary School teachers. Tribunal directed the selecting authority to prepare a fresh provisional
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