Supreme Court of India
Arup Das & Ors. v. State of Assam & Ors.
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SERVICE LAW: Appointment - Government's refusal to approve the c subsequent selection lists recommending the candidates over and above the number of vacancies advertised - Held: It is we/I-established that an authority cannot make any selection/ appointment beyond the number of posts advertised, even if there were a larger number of posts available than those 0 advertised - fresh advertisement is required to be published for filling up the remaining number of vacancies after the vacancies advertised are filled up - Constitution of India, 1950 - Arts. 14 and 16. Consequent upon an
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- 2020 Pankjeshwar Sharma and Others v. State of Jammu & Kashmir and Others
- 2019 State of Odisha & Another v. Anup Kumar Senapati & Another
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