Supreme Court of India
Karnataka Power Corporation Ltd. and Anr. v. A.T. Chandrashekar
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Service Law: Selection through written examination-Revaluation of answer sheets Requirement of notice- Allegation that Chief Examiner allowed two of selected candidates to write papers at his house-Papers sent for revaluation-Marks of the said two candidates found less than qua/ifYing marks-Their names deleted from select list-High Court allowing their writ pet ii ion-Held, High Court was not justified in holding that candidates concerned were entitled to notice before sending papers for revaluation and direction for revaluation was unauthorized-Principles applicable to mass malpractice are…
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