Supreme Court of India
State of W.B. v. Nuruddin Mallik
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JUDGMENT: JUDGMENT Leave granted. These appeals are directed against the judgments and orders dated 9th February, 1994 and 29th August 1995 by which the High Court directed the appellant-authorities to grant approval to the teaching and non-teaching staff including the Head Master (Mohd. Nuruddin Mallick) in the respective posts held by them in a Madrasah known as Bishalaxmipur Pune Saha Mastania Junior High Madrasah.…
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