Supreme Court of India
Anup Kumar Kundu v. Sudip Charan Chakraborty and Ors.
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Service Law: Appointment of Professor-Applicant filed an application before the State Administrative Tribunal praying for appointment to the post of Professor and to set aside the appointment of another Professor-The Tribunal set aside the appointment of that Professor but found the prayer of the applicant for appointment to the post of Professor untenable-However, the High Court, having found that that the prayer of the applicant untenable, went on to examine the correctness of the appointment of an incumbent Professor which was not raised before the Tribunal and held the appointment of the
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