Supreme Court of India
Manoj Manu & Anr. v. Union of India & Ors.
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Service Law - Appointment/selection - Competitive examination - UPSC recommended names of candidates for appointment - 6 vacancies remained unfilled because 6 of the recommended candidates did not join - UPSC. was approached to recommend names for the 6 vacancies - UPSC recommended only 3 names - Two candidates who were next in the merit list and had secured same marks as o secured by one of the 3 recommended candidates, challenged the act of UPSC in non-recommending their names - Courls below dismissed their claim - On appeal, held: Though a person included in the select list, does not
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