Supreme Court of India
Vinodan T. and Ors. v. University of Calicut and Ors.
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Service Law: Appointment-Assistant Grade-II in University-Selection-Preparation of rank list-Cancellation after curtailing its validity to two years-Justification . of-Appellants claim rank list to be operative for three years and University bound to appoint them to vacancies arising within that period-University stating reasons for cancellation, namely, creation of new University, abolition of pre-degree course and ban on appointment of non-leaching staff-On appeal, held cancellation not. arbitrary or unjust since there was statutory ban on appointment, with limited relaxation allowing…
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