Supreme Court of India
High Court of Delhi & Anr. v. A.K. Mahajan & Ors.
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Delhi High Court Establishment (Appointment and -?- Conditions of Service) Rules, 1972 - rr. 3 and 7 - Schedule, II - Amendment of, with retrospective effect - Selection to post c of Assistant Registrar to be made by selection on merit from' confirmed officers by rotation - First vacancy to be filled from. Private Secretaries, second and third from amongst ~ Superintendent and Court Master - Candidates already' ~ interviewed not called after retrospective amendment - .r' Retrospective nature of amendment, challenge to - High Court quashing amendment to the extent of retrospectivity - , Held:
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