Supreme Court of India
Yashwant Singh & Ors. v. State of Bihar & Ors.
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Service Law - Appointment - Of primary teachers - SLPs filed by trained teachers for direction upon the State of Bihar to appoint them in the vacancies of primary teachers in the State of Bihar - SLPs withdrawn on an undertaking given on behalf of the State of Bihar - State of Bihar failed to abide by its commitments -Contempt Petition filed - Same disposed of with direction upon the State of Bihar to implement the undertaking given earlier - Further default on part of the State of Bihar - Another Contempt Petition - Applications made in the Contempt Petition by trained teachers similarly
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