Supreme Court of India
Anil Kishore Pandit v. The State of Bihar and Others
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Issue for Consideration Matter pertains to permissibility of an employer to change the qualifications prescribed in the advertisement midstream, during the course of the ongoing selection process. Headnotes Service law – Appointment to the post – Change in the qualifications prescribed in the advertisement midstream, during the course of the ongoing selection process – Permissibility: Held: Employer cannot change the qualifications prescribed in the advertisement midstream, during the course of the ongoing selection process – Any such action would be arbitrary as it would tantamount to denial
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