Supreme Court of India
Nesar Ahmed & Anr. v. State of Jharkhand & Ors.
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SERVICE LAW: c Appoitment - Trained teachers in State of Jharkhand - Filing writ petitions in Supreme Court - Seeking directions to respondent-authorities to appointment them as Assistant Teachers in Government Schools in order of seniority irrespective of their being overage, in terms of judgment in 0 Ram Vinay Kumar's case as followed in State of Bihar - Held: State of Jharkhand has framed its own rules for recruitment to posts of Assistant/primary teachers - Further, in terms of High Court order, the rules were amended and appointments were made by following the recruitment rules
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