Supreme Court of India
Dayanand Vedic Vidhalaya Sanchalk Samiti v. Education Inspector, Greater Bombay and Anr.
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Interlocutory Orders: Writ petition of quashing order of Education Inspector rejecting c approval of appointment of teachers-Appointments stated to have . been made in violation of Rules-High Court, by interlocutory order, granting ad hoc approval to some teachers-HELD: In such a petition · there was no scope for grant of any interim order and instead writ petition should have been decided finally at an early date-Interim· order really amounts to grant of final relief-This kind of practice should be discontinued and should not be encouraged-High Court would expedite disposal of the matter…
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