Supreme Court of India
The Secretary, Kerala Public Service Commission v. Sheeja P.r and Another
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We are of the view that the situation would have been different, had the NJD vacancies were reported before the main list got exhausted i.e. on 28.9.2010.
Judgment, page 8
From the headnote
KERALA PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION RULES OF PROCEDURE: r. 13 - Rank list - Life of - 'Supplementary list' of reserved category candidates prepared with main list - Expiry of - Non-Joining Duty (NJD) vacancy reported after the rank 0 list had been exhausted - Claim of reserve category candidate next below the candidate in the supplementary list who did not join - Held: Once the main list becomes empty or drains out on the advice of all the candidates, it loses its life; consequently supplementary list also automatically vanishes - The Commission could advise candidates only on receiving
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