Supreme Court of India
India Literacy Board and Ors. v. Veena Chaturvedi and Ors.
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Constitution of India-Article 226 : Writ of Mandamus-Issuance of-Held : Mandamus cannot be issued for continuing the appointee in service after expiry of contractual period Writ Petition-Relief not prayed for, granted by High Court before final disposal-Propriety of-Held: Not proper for High Court to award relief not prayed for, even before the disposal of the main case. Respondents were appointed as teachers by the Appellant-Society on contractual basis for a fixed period. After expiry of the contractual period, Appellant issued an advertisement for fresh recruitment of teachers. Respondents
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