Supreme Court of India
Sta Te of Punjab and Ors. v. Swaran Kaur and Ors.
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Punjab State Class IV Service Rules, 1963-School taken over by State-Letter by Director Public Instructions directing District Education Officer to ensure that all members of staff fulfilled the requisite qualification relevant for the post-Authorities of view that respondents not fulfilled the requisite qualification-Writ petition by respondents allowed by High Court- On appeal, held, High Court did not consider the effect of 1963 Rules and the indication in the letter-Matter remitted to High Court for fresh consideration. The State of Punjab had taken over the School. The Director Public
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