Supreme Court of India
Ashok Kumar Das & Ors. v. University of Burdwan & Ors.
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Burdwan University Act, 1981-s. 21(xiii)-Promotions to different grades of non-teaching staff-Resolution of the Execution Council of the University as regard criteria for promotion-Challenge to-Direction by Division Bench of High Court to the University to send proposal in the Resolution to State Government for approval-Subsequently, approval of Resolution by State Government-On appeal, held: As per the wordings of s. 21(xiii), 'with the approval of the State Government', Executive Council of the University could determine the terms and conditions of services of the staff and obtain approval
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