Supreme Court of India
Dr. Ram Deen Maurya v. State of U.P. & Ors.
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Uttar Pradesh Aided College Transfer of Teachers Rules, 2005: r.6 - Routing the application through management is requirement under the rules, however its non-compliance would not make application invalid - NOC issued to the writ petitioner by both the colleges was earlier in point of time than that of NOC granted to appellant - High ·court held that Manager of the College could not have issued second NOC against the same vacancy in favour of appellant and NOC issued to writ petitioner was in order - The finding on facts by the High Court not perverse. Appellant and respondent No. 5 both
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