Supreme Court of India
Besant Theosophical College v. N. Ananthaiah and Ors
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Service Law-Selection-Private aided college-Post of Librarian- .... Qualification prescribed in terms of .0.Ms of 1992-Said . 0. Ms substituted by .O.Ms of 1999-Circular letter 31-8-2000 issued by State Government c clarifYing that existing procedure of Selection Committee in terms of the earlier .O.Ms was to be followed until further orders-Interpretation of- -.. Held: By reason of the Circular letter neither the effect of subsequent .O.Ms was taken away nor the said . O.Ms can be said to have been again replaced by the earlier .O.Ms-Only the procedure laid down in the earlier .O.Ms was
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