Supreme Court of India
Divisional Forests Officer and Ors. v. M. Ramalinga Reddy
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Service Law: Appointment-Post of foresters-Candidate's name enlisted in the list • c by employment exchange by fraud, selected but not appointed-Pursuant to interim order in writ petition letter of appointment issued-Subsequently, dismissal of writ petition-Show cause notice to the candidate as to why appointment not be cancelled-Writ petition by candidate without giving reply to notice-High Court directing continuity of service-Maintainability of writ petition against show cause notice-Held: No writ petition would be maintainable at that stage-Candidate was required to show cause as to why…
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