Supreme Court of India
Pramod v. State of Maharashtra& Ors.
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Maharashtra Employees of Private Schools (Condition of Service) Rules, 1981: r.3- Promotion- Post of Principal Appellant-writ petitioner senior most lecturer - Post of Principal fell vacant - Another person appointed - Writ petition - Pending that advertisement issued invjting applications for direct recruitment to the post of Principal - Plea of appellant that post of Principal in a private polytechnic has to be filled up necessarily by promotion by virtue of r. 3 - High Court disposed of writ petition by holding that appellant was entitled to all benefit as officiating Principal but did
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