Supreme Court of India
Nano Kishore Ojha v. Anjani Kumar Singh
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Contempt of Court: Breach of undertaking given before Court - Orders dated 23.1.2006 and 9.12.2009 passed by Supreme Court on. the. basis of undertaking given by State of Bihar to fill up the vacancies of Primary School Teachers by appointing trained 0 teachers available in the State - Contempt petition filed alleging breach of. the undertaking - Stand of the state that Rules have been framed to give effect to the undertaking given by the State and the orders passed by Supreme Court - Held: It was never the intention of the Court that the conditions of the advertisement itself, which had been
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