Supreme Court of India
State of M.P. and Ors. v. Sanja Y Kumar Pathak and Ors.
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Service Law-Recruitment of teachers-Under a project-By amendment of recruitment rules-Selection of some candidates stopped-By interim order of Court while considering validity of the amendment-Appointment of selected candidates after the amendment was upheld-Candidates whose selection was stopped, claiming appointment-Denied by State-Administrative Tribunal directing completion of selection process-High Court directing their appointment on sympathetic considerations-On appeal, held: No appointment could be made by the State in view of incomplete selection process-Action of the State being
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