Supreme Court of India
Manmohan Sharma v. State of Rajasthan and Ors.
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Service Law: . AppointmenVSelection -Award of bonus marks on the basis of domicile for appointment - Was held as unconstitutional in Kailash Chand Sharma's case with prospective affect except those who were party to that case - Appointments made in compliance with Kailash Chand 0 Sharma's case - Later services of some of the appointees terminated finding the same as fraudulent and not in conformity with Kailash Chand Sharma's case - Writ petitions challenging the termination order dismissed by High Court - Held: The appellants who had not moved the Court prior to the judgment in Kail ash
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