Supreme Court of India
P. Thurai Pandian v. K. Subramanian and Others
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TAMIL NAOU RECOGNIZED PRIVATE SCHOOLS RULES, 1974: c r. 15(4) - Appointment to post of Head Master of Secondary School - School selecting the candidate by secret ballot - HELD.· Secret ballot would not be a fair procedure for selecting a candidate to the post of Head Master- Candidate should not only possess educational qualifications but also seniority and administrative ability besides other qualities - ' While filling up the post by promotion, respective merits of qualified teachers of the School had to be considered - There is no infirmity in the order of High Court directing School
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