Supreme Court of India
State of J & K and Ors. v. Sat Pal
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Service Law: c Appointment - Recruitment - Candidate in wait-list - Claiming appointment, in view that candidate above him in the merit list did not join - His writ petition disposed of directing the appellant-State to examine the claim - State rejected the claim - Contempt petition - Disposed of holding 0 that the candidate deserved to be appointed and directing the State to consider the case and pass orders in accordance with the order of the Court - LPA by State - Dismissed as not maintainable - On appeal, held: In the facts of the case, the candidate deserved to be appointed to the post -
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