Supreme Court of India
National Institute of Technology, Jamshedpur and Ors. v. Chandra Shekhar Chaudhary
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Service Law: Relieving from duty-for purusing Quality Improvement Programme- Associate Professor--Permission denied by Institute-On the ground that if he were relieved, the staff strength would be reduced by the specified percentage as per the norms of the Institute-Writ Petition challenging the denial-Single Judge as well as Division Bench held the denial not fair as the norms were not followed in several cases-Teacher had also abandoned the programme after some time-Also did not attend the same despite permission from the Institute-On appeal, held: Merely beacuse in some cases norms are not…
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