Supreme Court of India
Nutan Kumari v. B.R.A. Bihar University and Others
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In view of the above facts and circumstances, the learned Single Judge rightly concluded that the entire process adopted by the Se lection Committee was vitiated and could not withstand judicial scrutiny.
Judgment, page 18
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Issue for consideration: Whether the Division Bench of the High Court was justifi ed in allowing the appeals fi led by the Physical Training Instructors-PTIs in four diff erent colleges under the University and quashing the order of termination of services of the PTIs passed by the Single Judge of the High Court. Service law – Selection process adopted by the Selection Committee – Challenged to – Invitation of applications by the University for appointment of Physical Training Instructors-PTIs i n four of its constituent colleges – Applications submitted by the a ppellant and the private
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