Supreme Court of India
The Maharashtra Public Service Commission through its Secretary v. Sandeep Shriram Warade and Others
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Service Law: Essential eligibility qualification – For appointme nt to the posts of Asstt. Commissioner (Drugs) and Drug Inspectors – Practical experience in manufacturing and testing of drugs al ong with academic qualification were essential qualifications for appoin tment – Practical experience in research and development laboratory was a desirable qualification – Respondents-candidates holding the desirable experience were declared ineligible for c onsideration – State Administrative Tribunal held that the experie nce of manufacturing or testing in research and developmen t laboratory
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