Supreme Court of India
Dr. M.S. Patil v. Gulbarga University and Ors.
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Service law - Appointment - Post of Reader - Appointment of appellant-general category candidate - Challenged to - Case of respondent-reserved category candidate that the post was reserved for 'Group ' candidate and appointment of appellant was the result of favouritism : -Appointment set aside by High Court - However, appellant directed to continue on ad;hoc basis_ until appointment of new o incumbent to the post ..:.. On appeaf, ·held: Appellant was wrongly appointed to a post reserved for 'Group ' category - His selection to the post was tainted - In ·se,Y/ce law, concepts of adverse
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