Supreme Court of India
S. Thilagavathy v. State of Tamil Nadu and Ors.
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What the Court ordered
In the result, writ petition No.9110/97 had been dismissed due B to which the appellant had sought a week's time from the court, to report for duty at the place to which she had been transferred.
Judgment, page 7
From the headnote
Appeal: Appeal against consent order/non-speaking order - Maintainability of - Appellant working as Instructor in grade I in respondent-Board - The Board passed order transferring the appellant - Writ petition by appellant challenging her transfer order - Appellant thereafter not reporting for duty -- Order of discharge - Appellant filing writ petition, but withdrawing the same on assurance of reinstatement - Restored back on grade II instead of grade I - Appellant filing writ petition after three years seeking reinstatement on grade I - Single judge of High Court dismissing writ petitions by
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