Supreme Court of India
Snehasis Giri and Ors. v. Subhasis Mitra
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Contempt of Court – Certain provisions of the West engal Madrasa Service Commission Act, 2008 regulating the process of appointment of teachers in aided Madrasas recognized as minority institutions, were declared unconstitutional by Hig h Court – However, Supreme Court declared the provisions of the Act to be valid and binding – During the pendency of the appe als, some appointments were made by the madrasas – Contempt proceedings filed seeking release of salaries of teachers appoi nted after the provisions of the Act were declared unconstitutional by the High Court – Held: Given the nature
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