Supreme Court of India
Andhra Pradesh Public Service Commission v. P. Chandra Mouleesware Reddy and Ors.
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Service law: Recruitment-Advertisement for nineteen posts of Deputy Superintendent of Police-Selection process by Public Service Commission-Recommendation of only 10 posts out of the 19 in compliance with direction of the State Government-Act of the Commission challenged-Tribunal directing recruitment of the remaining 9 posts, finding that the direction by the State was a mistake-High Court refused to exercise its jurisdiction under Article 226-0n appeal, held: Order of Tribunal was justified -High Court rightly refused to exercise its jurisdiction under Article 226-If the State had no…
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