Supreme Court of India
Subha B. Nair & Ors. v. State of Kerala & Ors.
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Service law - Cadre strength - Determination of - Req- uisition by bank to fill uµ 214 posts of clerk/cashier in Co-op- c erative Bank-Approval of 208 posts by Registrar- Only 201 vacancies filled up - Challenge to - Order of High Court that seven more vacancies to be filled up, one vacancy having arisen due to non-joining of duty - Justification of - Held: Or- der of High Court sustainable - Approval of Registrar is nee- essary - It is within the domain of employer to fill up existing vacancies or not - Bank had taken a policy decision not to fill .. up any other or further post - More so,
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