Supreme Court of India
V. B.prasad v. Manager, P.M.D.U.P. School and Ors
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Service Law: Promotion/Appointment-Eligibility condition-Held: Must be satisfied c before a person is considered for promotion/appointment in respect of a particular post-Kera/a Education Rules-rr.45 and 44-Kera/a Education ; Act. Promotion/Appointment-To post of Headmaster in primary school- Two contenders, Respondent No.2 and No.6-Respondent No.2 appointed Challenge by Respondent No.6 upheld by Single Judge of High Court- ''°"-i Appellant who was never considered for the said post and was not a party in any of the proceedings between Respondent No.2 and 6 filed intra-Court appeal contending…
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