Supreme Court of India
State of Rajasthan and Ors. v. Anand Prakash Solanki
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Service Law: Appointment of President District Consumer Protection Forum by transfer from another district-Challenge to-Quashing transfer order the High Court observed that in the absence of any provisions relating to transfer of President/Members of District Forum, the State Government cannot transfer them-On appeal, Held: Power to make an appointment includes power to make an appointment by transfer-The power conferred on the National Commission is exercisable over the State Commissioti/District Fora-Reading the provisions mutatis mutandis some power conferred and exercisable by the State…
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