Supreme Court of India
S C Singh v. State of Uttarakhand and Ors.
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Service Law – University-Second respondent passed resolution terminating College Development Council (CDC) – Challenged by the appellant-Director of CDC – High Court quashed the resolution directing that while the CDC will continue, it will be without the Appellant as its Director – Plea of app ellant that the tenure limitation for two terms of three years can only a pply to those Directors appointed on deputation – Held: Terms of the advertisement issued by the University calling for app lications for the posts in the newly constituted CDC are material – Appellant was put to notice that his
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