Supreme Court of India
K.thulaseedharan v. The Kerala State Public Service Commission, Trlvandrum and Ors.
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What the Court ordered
Before parting with the case, we think that it is necessary to express our unhappiness at the inconsistent conduct of the Public Service Commission.
Judgment, page 5
From the headnote
Service Law: c Kera/a Public Service Commission Rules of procedure; Rule I 3 proviso 5-Appointment to the post of Oversear Gradell-Ranked list-Extension of validity of the time expired list by the Public Service Commission in exercise of power under 5th proviso to R. I 3 could be exercised only in case of a ranked list which is subsisting and it cannot be made use of to revalidate a time expired list. The question which arose for determination in these appeals was as to weather the public service commission in exercise of power under the 5th 1 Proviso to Rule 13 of the Kerala Public Service
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